Wwi Victory Medal - Lieutenant A.b. Clements Rfa Buy Now with the beginning of November

with the beginning of November 1902 having him transferring to the Corps of Lancers of the Line and posted to the 9th Lancers

Accompanied by an RCAF leather letter writing kit folder (stamped with the RCAF insignia on the cover

various vehicles

which is now housed at the National Army Museum at Chelsea

89 mm x 141 mm

Wwi Victory Medal - Lieutenant A.b. Clements Rfa Buy Now with the beginning of NovemberWWI Victory Medal Lieutenant A. B. Clements RFA (2. LIEUT. A. B. CLEMENTS.). Naming is officially impressed. Very crisp detail, light contact, near extremely fine. Accompanied by copies his Index Card (acknowledging his eligibility for the BWM and VM), a page from the London Gazette and a Retirement Announcement from The Times. Footnote: Arthur Bertram Clements was born in Canterbury, Kent in 1883, the son of Henry Marlyn and Elizabeth Clements. He