Colonial Auxiliary Forces Officers' Decoration - Camc Archive wooden-hull

wooden-hull

he was transferred to the Canadian Convalescent Hospital Hill House at Bromley on July 23rd for re-assessment

Also on the 1st August 1943 (the day of his death) he was awarded Frontflugspange Kampf in Bronze

but typical Deschler

placing second with a 45 hp Mercedes)

Colonial Auxiliary Forces Officers' Decoration - Camc Archive wooden-hullColonial Auxiliary Forces Officers' Decoration George V, silver gilt, officially engraved "Capt. & Major W. BAILLIE C. A. M. C." on the reverse, very crisp detail, 35 mm x 64. 8 mm, on original ribbon with pinback hanger, extremely fine. In its hardshelled case of issue, pebbled exterior, recessed velvet medal bed, case near extremely fine. Footnote: In 1918, Captain Major Baillie was one of three lecturers that were attached to the Army Medical Corps