Wwi Memorial Plaque - Kia On The Somme Auction Athough most survived the mining
Description
Athough most survived the mining
with silvering
he would die of wounds on October 2nd 1918 after suffering gunshot wounds to the chest
Kriegsmarine Officer’s Tunic Eagle in Bullion - approximately 95mm (or 3 ¾ inches) wing tip to wingtip
Not issued after 1963
Wwi Memorial Plaque - Kia On The Somme Auction Athough most survived the miningWWI Memorial Plaque KIA on the Somme Victory Medal (163357 PTE. A. G. HAMLIN. 76 CAN. INF.); and Memorial Plaque (ARTHUR GRANT HAMLIN). Naming is officially impressed on the VM. Extremely fine. Accompanied by the cardboard shipping container lid face for the VM and an original Toronto Evening Telegram Newspaper Broadsheet Page (pages 15 and 16, dated Thursday, November 9, 1916, with Hamlin's death notice). Footnote: Arthur Grant Hamlin was born on
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