Description
however this medallion still depicts the Duke and Duchess on the obverse
and the weight is 5
Good extremely fine and unusual
Obverse: Coat of Arms of the town of Sudbury with legend: “MAY THE TRADE OF SUDBURY FLOURISH”
returning to England that November and transferring to the army reserve the following December
WW1. Trio. Thompson. Kings Shropshire Light Infantry. K.I.A. #sherborne however this medallion still depictsPrivate A. Thompson, King's Shropshire Light Infantry, who was killed in action in 1916 1914 15 Star (11956 Pte. A. Thompson. Shrops: L. I.) British War and Victory Medals (11956 Pte. A. Thompson. Shrops. L. I.) Extremely fine. Albert Thompson was born at St. Peter's, Herefordshire and attested at Hereford, entering the war in France with 6th Battalion, King's Own Shropshire Light Infantry on 24 July 1915. They saw action at the Battle of Loos in 1915