The Battalion paraded and marched off to the trenches
Frederick was later transferred to the Canadian Forestry Corps and for his First World War service
with one tear along the bottom edge in the lower navy blue band near the canton and a few scattered holes throughout
original ribbon with suspension inscribed "REPUBLICA DEL ECUADOR"
He served in the Royal Naval College of Canada (Twelfth Term) in 1921 and was released 1922
France, Iii Republic. Four Miniature Orders And Medals GTRexclude The Battalion paraded and marchedFour Miniature French Orders and Medals Order of Academic Palms (silver gilt, 10. 5 mm x 15. 2 mm); Order of Commercial Merit (silver and enamels, 15. 5 mm x 17 mm); Order of the French Courtesy (two piece construction, silver and enamels, 16. 5 mm x 17 mm); and Medal of Honour for Physical Education and Sports (silver, 12. 5 mm x 16. 8 mm), Un mounted, three with original ribbons, the Order of Academic Palms without a ribbon, intact enamels, ranging