Wwi Group - Lieutenant S. Graham Buy Now without markings

without markings

stating that he had three weeks previous military service with the 11th Field Ambulance and four years with the Territorials

Louisa Arnold of Wolverton

s wear (as WWII badges were not allowed for wear) Blocade Runner Badge

The vulcanfibre visor exhibits chips on the front edge

Wwi Group - Lieutenant S. Graham Buy Now without markings1914 15 Star (110200 PTE. S. GRAHAM. CAN. M. RIF.); British War and Victory Medal with oakleaves (LIEUT. S. GRAHAM. R. A. F.); and Queen Elizabeth II's Silver Jubilee Medal, Canada. Naming is officially impressed on the three WWI medals. Unmounted, crisp detail, extremely fine. Footnote: Stuart Graham was born in Newton Center, Massachusetts on September 2, 1893. He listed his place of residence as Wolfville, Nova Scotia when he signed his Attestion