Silver Hallstone Masonic Medal. Bro. A. Graham No.262 in Casuality
€75.08
Silver Hallstone Masonic Medal. Awarded to Brother A. Graham No. 262. Silver hallmarked medal made in Birmingham date 1949-50. made by maker J R G & S, (J R Gaunt & Sons).
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