United Kingdom. An OBE Egypt and South Africa Group, to Lieutenant and Quartermaster W. English, Army Service Corps consisting of a blue enamelled Romanian Cross with clusters of nine gilt rays in eac 2nd Canadian Division

2nd Canadian Division

exhibiting scattered marks on the exterior

two on a card in their original cellophane packaging

the reverse with “Kriegsgefangenen Lager 174667”

for traveling from the train station of Dugo-Selo to the train station of Agram (Zagreb)

United Kingdom. An OBE Egypt and South Africa Group, to Lieutenant and Quartermaster W. English, Army Service Corps consisting of a blue enamelled Romanian Cross with clusters of nine gilt rays in eac 2nd Canadian DivisionMost Excellent Order of the British Empire, Officer's Badge (OBE); Egypt Medal 1882 1889, un dated reverse, 1 Clasp GEMAIZAH 1888 (COND: W. ENGLISH. A. S. CORPS.); Queen's South Africa Medal 1899 1902, 1 Clasp CAPE COLONY (LIEUT: & Q. M. W. ENGLISH. A. S. C.); King's South Africa Medal 1901 1902, 2 Clasps SOUTH AFRICA 1901, SOUTH AFRICA 1902 (Lt. & Qr. Mr. W. ENGLISH. A. S. C.); and Khedive's Star. Naming on the Egypt Medal, the Queen's South Africa