A Wehrpass To The 31St Grenadier-Regiment; Recipient Of Gold Grade Wound Badge Newly Listed and continued to serve in

and continued to serve in that role until July 1919

Footnote: William Stanley LePoidevin was born on July 23

The German response took its toll on the Canadian forces

used to secure the sash to the wearer's shoulder

Multi-piece construction

A Wehrpass To The 31St Grenadier-Regiment; Recipient Of Gold Grade Wound Badge Newly Listed and continued to serve inMarked with the Army eagle on the cover, inscribed "Wehrpass" below, stamped in red ink "Heer", dual stamped black and white photograph of Treeter with two eyelets, his signature across the photo and below it on page 2, multiple entries and stamps throughout the rest of the book, two glued in inserts: one on page 32 and the other on the inside back cover, the latter being his Military Exemption Certificate, his Discharge Certificate tucked inside the