Canada, CEF. An Officer's Tunic & Coat, No.1 Canadian General Hospital Archive The pictures show a mix

The pictures show a mix of civilian and military persons

(McGregor was not present at Rorkes Drift)

The ring retains a brown leather liner which culminates in six fingers

centre exhibiting a superposed five pointed star also in silver gilt

and in 1934 he was made a Sturmbannfuhrer

Canada, CEF. An Officer's Tunic & Coat, No.1 Canadian General Hospital Archive The pictures show a mixAcquired together from an estate, both named on interior pocket to Captain William Berkeley Stark who was a physician with the Royal Canadian Medical Corps throughout the war. Born in Toronto, Stark would join the CEF in February 1916 having previously served with the R. C. M. C. Stark would go on to serve in both England and France with the Ontario Military Hospital, Orpington, C. A. M. C. Depot Shornecliffe, and most notably, No. 1 Canadian General