An 1896 Sea Gallantry Medal For Steamship Aidar Rescue certificate_of_authenticity remained on duty rendering first

remained on duty rendering first aid till his unit was relived

stating that he was married and his trade was that of Surveyor's Assistant

Dewar rendered exceptionally meritorious service as Director General of Small Arms Ammunition

Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry in Calgary

An 1896 Sea Gallantry Medal For Steamship Aidar Rescue certificate_of_authenticity remained on duty rendering firstAn 1896 Sea Gallantry Medal for Steamship Aidar Rescue Victoria, edge engraved: ARTHUR B. CROSSE. WRECK OF THE AIDAR ON THE 19TH JANUARY 1896. Silver, 58mm, very fine. Footnote: Arthur B. Crosse, Second Mate, is confirmed for the Silver Medal for Gallantry and binocular glasses. For rescuing passengers and crew of the steamship Aidar of Liverpool, which foundered during a storm in the Mediterranean, Rescue effected with much difficulty and risk.