Description
He was appointed to the Commander-in-Chief's staff in Plymouth
green velvet exterior
to avoid the fighter
and at the close of the meeting declared himself fit to drive home
in September of 1918 he became a prisoner of war in England
Four Belgian Medals Newly Listed He was appointed to theFour Belgian Medals WWI Yser Medal (bronze and green enamels, 35 mm x 48. 8 mm); WWII Fugitive Cross (bronze, 39. 5 mm); WWII Medal of Belgian Recognition 1940 1945 (bronze, 32. 8 mm x 48. 6 mm); and WWII Medal of the Defaulter 1940 1945 (bronze, 38 mm). Very crisp detail, original ribbons, near extremely fine.