Canada, CEF. A First War British War Medal to Pte. Gault, CSEF Buy Now Grayson was evacuated "sick" with

Grayson was evacuated "sick" with Diphtheria (upper respiratory tract illness caused by Corynebacterium diphtheriae

he was diagnosed with a "soft chancre" (chancroid = a bacterial sexually transmitted infection characterized by painful sores on the genitalia)

four for participation in France (22

Prussia: Red Cross Medal

the altimeter sitting freely upon a 95 mm x 100 mm x 18 mm high independent display wooden base

Canada, CEF. A First War British War Medal to Pte. Gault, CSEF Buy Now Grayson was evacuated "sick" withIn silver, full size, rim impressed 3136030 PTE B. T. GAULT C. S. E. F., light wear, lovely patina, very fine. Footnote: Basil Thompson Gault was born in Watford, Lambton County, Ontario in November 1895. He was drafted into the First War in May 1918, and in Siberia with the Canadian Army Medical Corps. He suffered from influenza in October 1918. He arrived in Siberia on January 15, 1919. Gault was later hospitalized for tonsillitis on April 4 1919,