A Presentation Award Clock From Major-General Sir Frederick William Benson, Kcb, Cb Auction Lance Corporal Rogers proceeded directly

Lance Corporal Rogers proceeded directly to France and upon his arrival on May 4

Finely produced in 14ct gold

obverse illustrating an NSKK driver with "M94" on this right collar

white and gold embroidered flag bearing an anchor crossed with a Bremen key and linked by a wreath of oak leaves

photo in extremely fine condition

A Presentation Award Clock From Major-General Sir Frederick William Benson, Kcb, Cb Auction Lance Corporal Rogers proceeded directlyClock mounted to a silver capped brass base, non magnetic, functional, weighing 280 grams, white enamelled face with bold numerals in black, each minute position marked with black rules, brass hour and minute hands, the "6" position obscured by an inset second hand clock with a brass secondhand, intact crystal held in place by a circular brass frame, the silver base maker marked "S. B & S. Ld" (S. Blanckensee & Son Limited, Birmingham), hallmarked