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Embroidered on a black cloth backing
1935 Silver Jubilee of King George V Medal engraved to: E
Dark brown OSD type finish
Capell died in 1927 of pulmonary tuberculosis which was attributed to his war service
His grandmother was part of the Spencer-Churchill family
Canadian - WWI - Canadian Memorial Cross - 28th Battalion (Northwest) Canadian Infantry - Saxelby Embroidered on a black clothGeo V Canadian Memorial Cross (73960 L. C. W. Saxelby) Walter Saxelby was born in Lincolnshire, England. He joined the 28th Battalion and proceeded overseas with them. Landing at Boulogne on 18 September 1915, he was with the Battalion during their first tour of duty in the trenches. Saxelby was killed in action 8 October 1915 when the Germans detonated two large mines beneath the trenches occupied by the 28th Battalion at Kemmel. He is buried in
