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The rest were either part of the Territorial Force of the New Army
There were only 39 recipients
Upon his return to Canada in 1954
Its official name is the Metalen Kruis (Metal Cross) but it is popularly known as the Hasselt Kruis (Hasselt Cross) since the bronze for the cross came from Belgian cannon captured during the Battle of Hasselt on August 8
This was most likely his second KC which he must have purchased early after the award
Two First War 1914-15 Campaign Stars Archive The rest were either partPrivate W. E. Ewen, Army Service Corps (T4 123532 PTE. W. F. EWEN. A. S. C.); and Stoker J. O. Harris, Royal Naval Reserve (S. 5482, J. O. HARRIS, STO. R. N. R.). Naming is officially impressed. Oxidation spot evident on the latter star, near extremely fine.