Description

Discharge Papers

with a case of "Vincent's Angina" (AKA trench mouth

Jerram must have been employed in the Civil Service

number stamped "3968" on the reverse

A British War Medal 1914-18 To Nursing Sister Foster; C.a.m.c. Hold Discharge PapersA British War Medal 1914 18 to Nursing Sister Foster; C. A. M. C. British War Medal (N. SISTER A. M. FOSTER. C. A. M. C.) Naming is impressed, extremely fine. Footnote: Annie Mabel Foster was born in Hastings Ontario in 1892 and was studying as a graduate nurse prior to enlisting in May 1917 in Toronto.

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A British War Medal 1914-18 To Nursing Sister Foster; C.a.m.c. Hold Discharge Papers

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