WW1 1914-15 Star Medal Trio with Relatives Civil Defence Long Service Medal – Pte. A.V. Greene, Royal Marine Light Infantry
£140.00
Regiment: Royal Marine Light Infantry
Era: WW1
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A first world war medal trio awarded to CH.18280 Private Albert Victor Greene, Royal Marine Light Infantry.
1914-15 Star named to CH.18280 Pte. A.V. Greene, R.M.L.I.
British War Medal named to CH.18280 Pte. A.V. Greene. R.M.L.I.
WW1 Victory Medal named to CH.18280 Pte. A.V. Greene. R.M.L.I.
Civil Defence Long Service Medal named to 11321 Mrs M. Greene 16th October 1967
Albert Victor Greene was born on 2/5/1896 in Lambeth, London.
The Civil Defence LS medal was awarded to a Mrs M Greene. Possibly his wife or daughter-in-law. Needs further research.
The medals are in good condition but the 1914-15 star has remnants of adhesive tape to the reverse.
Comes with WW1 ribbon bar, box of issue for the Civil Defence medal and pair of Civil Defence ‘AMBULANCE’ shoulder titles.
Regiment: Royal Marine Light Infantry
Era: WW1
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