A Rifle Brigade Dcm For 1918 Daylight Raid Hold He later developed pulmonary tuberculosis

He later developed pulmonary tuberculosis with a lung abscess and was determined at Pension Tribunal in 1932 that it was not attributable to his Military Service

and was entitled to three clasps (original letter from Militia Headquarters

The group includes the following: The Iron Cross 2nd Class (magnetic) with

black beads representing the eyes in both the lion and the unicorn

cypher of Leopold III (1934-1951) on the reverse

A Rifle Brigade Dcm For 1918 Daylight Raid Hold He later developed pulmonary tuberculosisA Rifle Brigade DCM for 1918 Daylight Raid Distinguished Conduct Medal (52067 L. CPL. W. H. BLAKE. RIF; BRIG:); British War and Victory Medals (4 7088 PTE. W. H. BLAKE. NORF. R.) and Defence Medal (Unnamed). The three named medals are officially impressed. Original ribbons, on suspension bar with swing bar pinback, extremely fine. Footnote: 52067 Lance Corporal W. H. Blake, Rifle Brigade, was posted to the 8th Battalion, London Regiment (Folkestone).