A First War Medal Pair To Major Hartley Graham; 36Th Regiment GTRexclude where he trained on Anson

where he trained on Anson Mark II aircraft

" and serial number impressed "10337" on the reverse

ruthlessly bayoneting the bodies of any fallen Canadian soldiers that they found

like the "Law for the Restoration of the Professional Civil Service" and the notorious Nuremberg Laws in September 1935

2 Field Ambulance on October 4

A First War Medal Pair To Major Hartley Graham; 36Th Regiment GTRexclude where he trained on Anson(MAJOR H. S. GRAHAM), Naming is impressed; Colonial Auxiliary Forces Long Service Medal, Edward VII, (MAJOR HARTLEY GRAHAM, 36th. REGIMENT). Naming has been erased and neatly re impressed, very fine as a pair. Footnote: Hartley S. Graham was born on 1st January 1868 in Alliston, Ontario and joined the CEF on 22nd September 1914. He received his C. A. F. L. S. Medal by G. O. 149 in 1906.