MEDALS TO A SOUTH STAFFORDSHIRE REGIMENT 1915 CASUALTY

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MEDALS TO A SOUTH STAFFORDSHIRE REGIMENT 1915 CASUALTY:
$181.14

On offer are the original,full-size

First World Warmedals

of a

David EdwardDutton

who was killed in actionin September 1915, whilst serving with

The SouthStaffordshire Regiment

The 1914-15Star

is correctly impressed

16701

PTE. D.E.DUTTON

S. STAFF. R.

and

The British WarMedal and Victory Medal

are correctly impressed

16701 PTE. D.E.DUTTON. S. STAFF. R.

All three medals are invery good (GVF) condition – just some discoloration to the Victory Medal, as iscommon.

David Edward Dutton from Birminghamlanded in Franceon the 1st June 1915.

He was killed in action on the 25th September1915,

whilst serving with the 1st Battalion of the South Staffordshire Regiment.

He has no known grave and is commemorated on theLoos Memorial.

With Soldiers Died & Commonwealth War Graves Commission details,

andcopy Medal Index Card – which confirms the entitlement.

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