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it was noted that his condition consisted of "nervous rumbling in (the) head

right side with a spring-loaded restraining arm affixed to the hinge

Lille and Tours (twice)

Iron Cross First Class 1939 – L/50 - Iron core

A C.v.o. Group To Chaplain In Ordinary To Queen Victoria Auction " (not yet determined)A C. V. O. group to Chaplain in Ordinary to Queen Victoria and Domestic Chaplain to King Edward VII The Royal Victorian Order, C. V. O., Commanders neck badge silver gilt and enamel, reverse officially numbered, C40, with neck cravat; Jubilee 1887, clasp, 1897, silver, unnamed; Coronation 1902, silver, unnamed, these two mounted as worn (ribbon frayed); Badge of Chaplain to the King, EVIIR cypher, gilt and enamel, unnamed, pin backed, all contained in