39356 PTE Peter Osborne Conner 10th Battalion Cameronians Scottish rifles died 13/10/18 aged 20 buried Philosephe British Cemetry. comes with sympathy letter from king George V, with printed signature of Winston Churchill. The medals and plaque have been stuck to the board.
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