Dicks died from Coronary Occlusion (partial or complete obstruction of blood flow in a coronary artery
stating that he had two years' previous service with the 5th Princess Louise Dragoon Guards and as a Corporal (later Sergeant) from 1912-1914 with the Queen's Own Rifles of Canada in Toronto
1935 Ministry of Food and Agriculture Exhibition Tinnie - "Blut und Boden" (Blood and Body)
and subsequent medical reports outline that he had sustained a G
one inscribed "A VIEW OF THE SOUTH WESTERN SECTOR OF THE CITY FROM THE A101 BRIDGE NEAR THE EXPLOSION CENTER
Italy. Three Italian Medals certificate_of_authenticity Dicks died from Coronary OcclusionMedal for Italian Unification 1848 1918 (bronze, engraver marked "MARIO NELLI INC. G. RIVALTA MOD." on the obverse and "CBC" on the reverse, 31. 7 mm); Savoy Cavalry (Savoia Cavalleria) Commemorative Medal (bronze, obverse illustrating the Savoy Cavalry regimental coat of arms, reverse inscribed "MEDAGLIA D'ORO AL VALORE MILITARE" in the centre, surrounded by the inscription "RICORDATI SEMPRE CHE SEI UN CAVALIERE DI SAVOIA", with a star within an open