An original, full size WW1 death plaque, correctly named to ‘Herbert Stringer’. CWGC shows this as a one of two possible names. A link to both CWGC listing’s can be viewed Here and Here. The plaque comes complete in its orignal card holder, and the hard to find paper envelope.
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