A Memorial Cross To Private Lamb Who Suffered Shell Shock At Vimy certificate_of_authenticity 1917 with "gas poisoning" from

1917 with "gas poisoning" from a shell gas

It was necessary for the operation to dislodge the enemy from a strongly held position and to do this the infantry had to put in a frontal attack

on bow ribbon as issued

his highness awards to Paul Pfenning

again with the 8th Submarine Flotilla

A Memorial Cross To Private Lamb Who Suffered Shell Shock At Vimy certificate_of_authenticity 1917 with "gas poisoning" fromWWI Memorial Cross 27th Battalion George VI (874312 PTE. C. F. LAMB). Naming is officially engraved. Very crisp detail, beautiful patina, original ribbon, near mint. In its hardshelled case of issue. Accompanied by a CD containing twenty six pages with copies of his Index Cards, Attestation Paper, Service Records, Medical Records, Will and Discharge Certificate. Footnote: Charles Freeman Lamb was born on June 22, 1894 in Nova Scotia (no place noted).