A First War Memorial Cross To Pte.hourie; Killed At Amiens 1918 Hold with length of original ribbon

with length of original ribbon (aprx

1905 and posted as Sergeant

the messenger of the gods which legend says hovered over the battlefield dazzling the Emperor Jimmu Tenno

4th class with swords

A First War Memorial Cross To Pte.hourie; Killed At Amiens 1918 Hold with length of original ribbonGRV (151739 Pte R HOURIE ). Naming is engraved. Contact marks, very fine. Accompanied by a copy of his Attestation Paper and the 43rd Canadian Battalion, Cameron Highlanders of Canada War Diary Register (dated August 5 11, 1918). Footnote: Roderick Hourie was born on March 18, 1893 in St. Clements, Manitoba, the son of George Hourie and Mary E. Hourie, later of Kenora, Ontario. He signed his Attestation Paper (the recruiting officer spelling it