A 1916 Memorial Cross To Pte.clarke; Killed At The Battle Of Flers-Courcelette Hold He was drafted to the

He was drafted to the Light Cruisers H

thus the "fire red" eyes

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 1939 First Class Iron Cross - with iron/magnetic core

A 1916 Memorial Cross To Pte.clarke; Killed At The Battle Of Flers-Courcelette Hold He was drafted to theGeorge 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