Canadian – WWI – Colonial Auxiliary Forces Long Service Medal and Orillia War Recognition Medal – Simcoe Foresters – Mainer QSA with 4 clasps: (Relief

QSA with 4 clasps: (Relief of Kimberley

He joined the Nelson Battalion of the Royal Naval Division

Hampshire Regiment

is circa 1919 and is signed by the artist

Hann's family was notable in the Welsh mining industry - his father

Canadian – WWI – Colonial Auxiliary Forces Long Service Medal and Orillia War Recognition Medal – Simcoe Foresters – Mainer QSA with 4 clasps: (ReliefColonial Auxiliary Forces Long Service Medal: Capt. B. H. Mainer. Sim. Fors. Orillias Recognition of War Service 1914 1919 Medal engraved on reverse: Lieut. B. H. Mainer 177th Bn. 1916 17 Benjamin Hewitt Mainer was born in Orillia, Ontario in 1883. He worked as a hardware merchant and was a serving officer in the 35th Regiment Canadian Militia (Simcoe Foresters) when he joined the 177th Battalion CEF at Midland in April 1916. He resigned his