Prussia, Kingdom. An Red Eagle Order & Territorial Army Medal Bar United Republic of Fred Living is buried at

Fred Living is buried at Brettenville-Sur-Laize Canadian War Cemetery in Calvados

It might have been the take-off accident in which he was seriously injured (see his biography below for details)

with Crown awarded between 1913 and 1915

The British were in the process of embarking

Quality die-struck pin back badge showing an imperial crown with the winged wheel of the railway service

Prussia, Kingdom. An Red Eagle Order & Territorial Army Medal Bar United Republic of Fred Living is buried atA medal bar featuring an Order of the Red Eagle, IV Class, a silver cross patte with stippled arms, the obverse centre presents a white enamelled medallion depicting a Brandenburg crowned eagle, the reverse centre engraved with a crowned cipher of King Friedrich Wilhelm III, unmarked, measuring 38. 80 mm (w) x 42. 58 mm (h), and in extremely fine condition. A Prussian Reserve and Territorial Army Service Badge, II Class, constructed of gilt and blue