WW1 FRENCH MEDAL WITH STAR AND BAR FOR MILITARY WOUNDED in Casuality
€109.74
This is a nice WW1 French wounded medal with start and bar, with a brass plate and a red enamel star in the middle.
Related products
-
10th BN Cameronians death plaque and pair in Casuality
€231.03Add to cart39356 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.
-
WWI British Death Plaque & 1914-15 Star to TIBBENHAM, Suffolk Reg. in Casuality
€155.94Add to cart1914 -15 Star named to 3.9729 Pte. F.A. Tibbenham. Suff. R. Death Plaque in original card envelope. Condition: both good. Weight: 482 g.
-
Casualty WWI BWM. Root. Royal West Kents. Chelmsford. Third Battle of Ypres 1917. in Casuality
€57.76Add to cartCorrectly named G18327 Pte A Root R W Kent R Albert was born to Samuel and Selina in 1890. He married Mabel Marshall/Galley in 1914. He was a groom/gardener when he enlisted into the 11th (Lewisham) Service Battalion. An address for him is given as Braintree Road, Waltham, Chelmsford. Landing in France on the 6th …
-
WWI Victory. Master Beasley. Portsmouth. KIA as passenger, Empress of Canada 1943. in Singles
€98.19Add to cartCorrectly named Mid BN Beasley RNR Benjamin Norman Beasley was born to Benjamin and Mabel in Huntingdon in 1901. We see from records he served WWI and is entitled to a Pair. His medals were sent to his ship RFA Montenol. The Montenol was a 2nd class, 2000 tonne tanker. She was sunk by U159 …
Product Showcase
Reviews
There are no reviews yet.