Sapper Bertie Dixon was "buried by shell explosion" on September 15
wear evident along the edge of the side panel on the left side at the front
He was a resident of Queensland
the main assault of the Battle of Flers-Courcelette was scheduled for September 15th
Canada, United Kingdom. A Lot Of Nine Masonic Awards GTRexclude Sapper Bertie Dixon was "buriedIncludes: 1. seven Knights Templar Breast Star Badges (each with a two piece construction, insignia in red, white and black enamels, mounted to a seven pointed star base, one is in sterling silver, the other six are in bronze, one with a gold coloured gilt, five are silver or silvered, one with a bronze copper coloured gilt, one is maker marked "J. J. ZOOK CO. TORONTO", three are maker marked "A. KENT & SONS", one of which is maker marked "STERLING"