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Brigadier Sir Arthur Maxwell "Max" Ramsden (1894–1957), a solicitor from Yorkshire, England, who became aide-de-camp to King George VI.

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Date 1948, when he received his OBE.
Source "Sir George Robey: 200 honoured at palace", Yorkshire Evening Post, 15 February 1954, p.4 col.5 (Screenshot of a poor-quality microfilm of a newsprint reproduction of the original photograph)
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