444. A FIRST WORLD WAR TRIO, PLAQUE AND SCROLL TO THE MIDDLESEX REGIMENT.

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A FIRST WORLD WAR TRIO, PLAQUE AND SCROLL TO THE MIDDLESEX REGIMENT.
444. 2347663. A FIRST WORLD WAR TRIO, PLAQUE AND SCROLL TO THE MIDDLESEX REGIMENT.

Description

A Great War Trio comprising 1914-15 Star, War Medal and Victory Medal named to G-9813 Pte E. Gow Midd'x R. Plaque and scroll to Ernest Gow. Ernest Gow was father to Lily Snowden of 33 Rathcoole Gardens, Hornsey, Middlesex, he served with the 1st Battalion of the Middlesex Regiment. He died on the 15th July 1916 and is buried at the London Cemetery and Extension, Longueval on the Somme. Framed and glazed in an oak frame, overall 42cm x 49cm. With a photograph of the recipient in uniform.

Condition

Not examined out of frame, frame slightly scuffed.

Sale

An Extensive Private Collection of First World War Medals

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Bidding

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185 EUR
Estimate: 116 – 174 EUR
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Bid history

3 16 Sep, 12:55185 EUR
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2 15 Sep, 15:25116 EUR
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1 1 Sep, 13:4192 EUR
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444. 2347663. A FIRST WORLD WAR TRIO, PLAQUE AND SCROLL TO THE MIDDLESEX REGIMENT.

Description

A Great War Trio comprising 1914-15 Star, War Medal and Victory Medal named to G-9813 Pte E. Gow Midd'x R. Plaque and scroll to Ernest Gow. Ernest Gow was father to Lily Snowden of 33 Rathcoole Gardens, Hornsey, Middlesex, he served with the 1st Battalion of the Middlesex Regiment. He died on the 15th July 1916 and is buried at the London Cemetery and Extension, Longueval on the Somme. Framed and glazed in an oak frame, overall 42cm x 49cm. With a photograph of the recipient in uniform.

Condition

Not examined out of frame, frame slightly scuffed.

Sale

An Extensive Private Collection of First World War Medals

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Details

Catalogue no
444

An Extensive Private Collection of First World War Medals

This sale will comprise an extensive and far-ranging private single owner collection of First World War Medals comprising over 500 lots of Great War medals, the vast majority to men who served on the Western Front, many of them casualties buried in an array of different cemeteries in France and Belgium, to include gallantry groups, numerous 1st Day of the Somme groups, a casualty group to a boy soldier who signed up at the age of 15, examples from the famous ‘Pals Battalions’ and pairs and trios to almost every Regiment and Corps who took part between 1914 and 1918.

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