as he was granted a Good Conduct Badge on November 16
Martin was described as exhibiting "tireless energy and to the indefatigable attention with which he discharges his sometimes onerous duties that Philadelphia is largely indebted for its generally excellent sanitary conditions
stating his trade as that of Merchant
at the age of nineteen but after serving 294 days
8th Regiment- This pickelhaube was brought back to Canada following the First War and was displayed in his home until acquired by a local collector in the 1970's
A Belgian Lieutenant De Dorlodot "Thank You" Medal Hold as he was granted aA Belgian Lieutenant de Dorlodot "Thank You" Medal Bronze, obverse illustrating a right facing angel with an olive branch in the right hand, flying over a battlefield, protecting a right facing rifleman in a trench below, reverse illustrating a star with emanating rays above the inscription "JE VEILLE SUR LUI OFFERT AUX GRACIEUSES MARRAINES DES SOLDATS BELGES PAR LE LIEUTENANT DE DORLODOT", branches of laurel leaves below, 24. 5 mm x 29. 7 mm,