WW1 1914 - 15 Star Bi - Lingual Victory Medal Trio To An Aussie From Tasmania In SAI
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| Reference Number: Avaluer:49924282 | Modified Item: No |
| Original/Reproduction: Original | Country/Region of Manufacture: United Kingdom |
| Conflict: WW I (1914-18) |
WW1 1914-15 Star Bi-Lingual Victory Medal Trio to an Aussie from Tasmania in SAI
Three: 1914-15 Star BWM; Allied VM (Bilingual).
Corporal J. Mcadam, 4th South African Infantry, late Rand Rifles 1914-15 Star (Pte J. Macadam Rand Rfls.); British War and Bilingual Victory Medals (Cpl. J. Macadam. 4th S.A.I.).
..with a thick service file which shows Jack MacAdam was born in Mount Lylle, Tasmania, Australia, Occupation was a Fitter for The Chamber of Mines, res. Durban, ...Natal. Served in German West Africa and East Africa (caught Malaria) as well as France, the 4th S.A.I. took part in the extremely costly battle of Delville Wood. Jack rec'd. additional pay as a Signaller from May 1918, and was sunsequently discharged in England.
Medals are generally good very fine condition and mounted as worn.
Many more similar items on our website; arcticmedals dot com.All items are unconditionally guaranteed as to authenticity. Any item may be returned for a refund if found to be incorrectly described. We are members of The Orders & Medals Research Society, (OMRS), The Orders & Medals Society of America (OMSA), The Military Collectors Club of Canada (MCC of C) & The Canadian Society of Medals & Military Insignia (CSMMI).
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Three: 1914-15 Star BWM; Allied VM (Bilingual).
Corporal J. Mcadam, 4th South African Infantry, late Rand Rifles 1914-15 Star (Pte J. Macadam Rand Rfls.); British War and Bilingual Victory Medals (Cpl. J. Macadam. 4th S.A.I.).
..with a thick service file which shows Jack MacAdam was born in Mount Lylle, Tasmania, Australia, Occupation was a Fitter for The Chamber of Mines, res. Durban, ...Natal. Served in German West Africa and East Africa (caught Malaria) as well as France, the 4th S.A.I. took part in the extremely costly battle of Delville Wood. Jack rec'd. additional pay as a Signaller from May 1918, and was sunsequently discharged in England.
Medals are generally good very fine condition and mounted as worn.
Many more similar items on our website; arcticmedals dot com.All items are unconditionally guaranteed as to authenticity. Any item may be returned for a refund if found to be incorrectly described. We are members of The Orders & Medals Research Society, (OMRS), The Orders & Medals Society of America (OMSA), The Military Collectors Club of Canada (MCC of C) & The Canadian Society of Medals & Military Insignia (CSMMI).
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