Description
He was killed in action on May 13th 1917 and is buried at Villers Station Cemetery
Italy (Kingdom): Silver and Gold with red
A gilded brass bar emanates from the back of the baseplates and extends down to a boiled and blackened leather neck guard
Burkett enlisted in the Canadian Army
the reverse bearing the handwritten names of all ten soldiers and with a date of “III
United Kingdom. A Royal Naval Commission To Charles D. Inglis, Lieutenant Of The Hms Marlborough, 1858 Archive He was killed in actionA large parchment document named to Lieutenant Charles D. Inglis, appointing him Lieutenant to the ship the Marlborough, dated February 2, 1858, a four shilling stamp duty on blue paper with a tin strip impressed IV on the left side, contained in a thick card frame, the reverse has been reinforced, glue evident around all exterior edges, measures 400mm (w) x 353mm (h), evidence of past creasing, areas of light foxing around the edges, remains in very