Original Group of Effects, Colonel Guy De Pass D.S.O. O.B.E., 4th Royal Irish Dragoons and 4th Ox and Bucks Photographs Stated on the label to

Stated on the label to be a size 36

denoting 12th Battalion

Generally very good order

unlike the Battledress in mimicked

Original Group of Effects, Colonel Guy De Pass D.S.O. O.B.E., 4th Royal Irish Dragoons and 4th Ox and Bucks Photographs Stated on the label toAn interesting group, obtained from a family who knew Guy De Pass, comprising his travelling bag and two Brodie helmets. De Pass was born in 1898, being a cousin of Frank Alexander de Pass, the first Jewish recipient of the V. C. He was educated at Eton and commissioned as Second Lieutenant , in the 4th Royal Irish Dragoons on 27 October 1916, arriving in France on 21 October 1917 (shows as 26th in War Diary, which also confirms he went to A