Description
Sapper Bertie Dixon was "buried by shell explosion" on September 15
stating that he had two years' previous military service as a Private with the Royal Grenadiers
tarnishing evident on the obverse of the Order of the Sacred Treasure
WWII Royal Canadian Air Force Pin - In bronze gilt
An Efficiency Medal Grouping to the Royal Artillery - Territorial Bar (3439272 BMBR
A National Air Defence League (Dlsp) Medical Personnel Armband Auction Sapper Bertie Dixon was "buriedLight blue cotton with a white cotton cross sewn in place in the centre, 87 mm x 157 mm, the ends sewn together on the reverse, soiling evident on both the back and front, without fabric interruption, very fine.
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