He also had inserted in his Wehrpass an official slip from the Imperial Army dated 1915 stating that he was unfit for service in the Army or Navy
The cuff of each sleeve has been rolled up to a depth of 105 mm and was formerly held in place with a row of machine stitching along the circumference
featuring cluster of five rounded rays in each quadrant
each constructed of black doeskin wool and trimmed with lemon yellow piping
the reverse with the inscription BENEMERENTI encircled by two crossed laurel branches
Canada, CEF. A First War Group to Pte. Wood, 60th Battalion Hold He also had inserted inA small first war swing mounted medal bar, measures 70 mm (w), horizontal pin on the reverse, victory medal ribbon only partially attached to the bar, consisting of two decorations: A British War Medal, silver, full size, rim impressed 163726 PTE. J. WOOD. 60 CAN. INF., original ribbon, light wear, very fine. A Victory Medal, bronze gilt, full size, rim impressed 163726 PTE. J. WOOD. 60 CAN. INF., original ribbon, light wear, very fine. Accompanied