A 1916 Memorial Cross To Pte.clarke; Killed At The Battle Of Flers-Courcelette Hold with green and black cloth

with green and black cloth Technical Sergeant stripes on the upper arms of both sleeves

34 mm long stickpins at either end

1935 with the Reichssportführer stamp on page 15

The beginning of the new year saw McLeod posted to the Canadian Machine Gun Depot on January 1

It had been operated upon but there was a marked deformity

A 1916 Memorial Cross To Pte.clarke; Killed At The Battle Of Flers-Courcelette Hold with green and black clothGeorge V (623181 Pte. R. CLARKE). Naming is engraved. Light contact, very fine. Accompanied by a copy of his Attestation Paper. Footnote: Robert Clarke was born in Ireland on April 25, 1883, the son of Joseph Clarke and Elizabeth Clarke of Magheraleave Road, Lisburn, Ireland. He had three brothers: Corporal William. J. Clarke (who was in the Liverpool Scottish and was reported missing in 1917 but subsequently, on January 25, 1918 was reported wounded