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Private Oscar Stanley Clark Blakstad

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Private Oscar Stanley Clark Blakstad

Bust-length portrait of No. 552748 Private Oscar Stanley Clark Blakstad (1893-1917) of Princess Patricias Canadian Light Infantry in the uniform of the Legion of Frontiersmen. Clarke

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1893 Bust Clark Clarke Frontiersmen Infantry Legion Length Oscar Private Regiments Stanley


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This evocative bust-length portrait captures the stoic and determined expression of Private Oscar Stanley Clark Blakstad (1893-1917), a brave soldier of the Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry during World War I. The photograph, bearing the number 552748, showcases Private Blakstad in the distinctive uniform of the Legion of Frontiersmen. The Legion of Frontiersmen was a volunteer military organization formed in 1905, inspired by the ideals of rugged individualism, self-reliance, and military preparedness. Its members, often drawn from the British Empire's settler communities, were known for their expertise in woodcraft, horsemanship, and marksmanship. When war broke out in 1914, many Legionnaires answered the call to arms, and the Legion of Frontiersmen was officially recognized as a military unit, with the Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry being one of the regiments that absorbed its members. Private Blakstad, born in 1893, enlisted in the Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry as part of the Legion of Frontiersmen. His uniform in this portrait bears the insignia of both the Legion and the regiment, reflecting his dual affiliation. Tragically, Private Blakstad made the ultimate sacrifice for his country during the war, giving his life in 1917. This poignant portrait, a testament to Private Blakstad's military service and personal courage, is an essential addition to any collection of World War I military history or Canadian military memorabilia. It serves as a reminder of the sacrifices made by ordinary men and women during a time of great upheaval and change in world history.

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