FATHER AND SON GROUP TO BELTON

FATHER AND SON GROUP TO BELTON

£565.00

Egypt Naval Campaign pair comprising of Egypt Medal 1882-89 with Alexandria 11th July Bar named to A.A. Belton A.B. H.M.S. INVINCIBLE with Khedive’s Star named to A. Belton A.B. HMS Invincible
WW1 1915 Star trio all named to 13945 Private A.S. Belton R.Berks.R with Services Rendered Wound badge numbered 220128
There is a small remnant of Egypt ribbon and no ribbon for the others, wound badge has pin missing, all in an original condition and uncleaned, unresearched, family group so am expecting ‘Father and Son’ link worthy of further investigation

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Egypt Naval Campaign pair comprising of Egypt Medal 1882-89 with Alexandria 11th July Bar named to A.A. Belton A.B. H.M.S. INVINCIBLE with Khedive’s Star named to A. Belton A.B. HMS Invincible
WW1 1915 Star trio all named to 13945 Private A.S. Belton R.Berks.R with Services Rendered Wound badge numbered 220128
There is a small remnant of Egypt ribbon and no ribbon for the others, wound badge has pin missing, all in an original condition and uncleaned, unresearched, family group so am expecting ‘Father and Son’ link worthy of further investigation

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Weight .45 kg

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