Fitzgerald was a resident of the Clifton Hotel in Saint John when he signed his Canadian Active Service Force Attestation Paper as a Fusilier (G/32714) with the Saint John Fusiliers (MG)
A Second War Italian-Croatian Legion Badge
scattered wear evident in the copper-coloured wash
arriving in France the next day
After five weeks at King George's Hospital
A German Hunting Association (Deutscher Jagdverband) Two-Year Award 1937-1939 GTRexclude Fitzgerald was a resident ofTwo piece construction, silver, hallmarked with the German national (reichsmark) crescent moon, marked "800" (silver) and maker marked "JBW" on the bottom, German Hunting Association insignia affixed to the front and engraved "12. 10. 37 31. 10. 39" below the insignia, measuring 23. 5 mm wide at the mouth, 32. 5 mm wide at the base and 45 mm in height, light contact, near extremely fine.