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United Kingdom. A First War Distinguished Conduct Medal to Sgt. Brusselmans, 22nd Canadian Infantry Republic of It had fallen into disuse

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Description

It had fallen into disuse during the Napoleonic era and was revived on April 1

" on one side and "KING EDWARD VIII ASCENDED THE THRONE 1936 - CORONATION 1937

The tag displays storage age and wear

He was hospitalized in April 1915 for a hernia and later that year

with central gilt monogram of Peter Friedrich Ludwig on a blue enamelled background

United Kingdom. A First War Distinguished Conduct Medal to Sgt. Brusselmans, 22nd Canadian Infantry Republic of It had fallen into disuseInstituted by Queen Victoria in 1854. (1910 1930 Issue). In silver, full size, featuring a bust of King George on the observe, the reverse with the inscription FOR DISTINGUISHED CONDUCT IN THE FIELD, rim impressed 61193 SJT. C. BRUSSELMANS. 22 CAN. INF., as issued to Allied troops, bright, light contact marks, in extremely fine condition. Footnote: London Gazette, January 26, 1918: For conspicuous gallantry and devotion to duty. He was of the greatest

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