Canada, CEF. A Military Medal to James Harmon Andrews, for Bravery at St. Julien, November 1917 Buy Now taped corners on the base

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A description after the ship had been seized and restored in 1919 noted she was among the fastest and best equipped ships of the line with accommodations for 115 first class passengers and 1

Instituted 24 September 1914 by Grand Duke Friedrich August II

he spent thirty-one years in uniform

He is credited with having served thirteen months in France and Belgium (February 23

Canada, CEF. A Military Medal to James Harmon Andrews, for Bravery at St. Julien, November 1917 Buy Now taped corners on the baseIn silver, full size, rim impressed 348788 BMBR. J. H. ANDREWS. 7 BY. CAN. F. A., worn on original ribbon, dark patina around the outside, light wear, better than very fine. Footnote: James Harmon Andrews was born in Coaticook, Quebec in 1892. He was employed as a drug clerk, with 3 years of experience serving with the Victoria Rifles. He enlisted on February 20, 1916 at Kingston, Ontario. He began serving with the 2nd Brigade, Canadian Field