United Kingdom. A First War Group Of Four To The Royal Artillery Auction Archive Nipsic was run ashore

Nipsic was run ashore

in solid silver gilt and enamels

was making inquiries in the front of a half battalion which had mistaken the German lines for the French and was killed during the firing which ensued

Footnote: Charles Connaughton stated that he was born on March 1

both have been stored folded over a period of time

United Kingdom. A First War Group Of Four To The Royal Artillery Auction Archive Nipsic was run ashoreA First War Group of Four to the Royal Artillery British War and Victory Medals (193882 DVR. W. R. WHALLEY. R. A.). Naming is officially impressed on both. Very fine. Accompanied by two Liverpool Education Committee School Regular Attendance and Good Conduct Medals (one is bronze, date engraved "1906", the other is bronze with a brass coloured gilt, date engraved "1907", both engraved in script to "Wm. Whalley, Upper Park St.", 44. 8 mm each), also