Description
slight chipping of the enamels on the top of the red cross
the Royal Army was
one with dual push pin points)
missing its suspension loop and with oxidation evident
27th Infantry Battalion was discharged as "being physically unfit for further service" on January 17
United Kingdom. A First War Trio, To Boy First Class/Able Seaman J. Bailey, Royal Navy Auction slight chipping of the enamels1914 15 Star (J. 29188 J. BAILEY, BOY 1, R. N.); British War Medal (J. 29188 J. BAILEY. A. B. R. N.); and Victory Medal (J. 29188 J. BAILEY. A. B. R. N.). Naming is officially impressed. Mounted to a brass suspension bar without pinback, bruising and edge nicks on the BWM and VM, all three with surface wear and contact marks overall, replacement ribbons, fine. Footnote: John Bailey was born on January 22, 1898 in Redruth, Cornwall. He enlisted with