Two Wwi British War Medals; Yorkshire & Royal Artillery Hold for about two months

for about two months

Three Badges - WWI wound badge magnetic

He signed his Attestation Paper with the 32nd Battalion on December 15

Footnote: Premier-Lieutenant

rosette on original ribbon

Two Wwi British War Medals; Yorkshire & Royal Artillery Hold for about two monthsTwo WWI British War Medals; Yorkshire & Royal Artillery; Gunner J. McTaggart, Royal Artillery: (135284 GNR. J. MC TAGGART. R. A.); and Private W. N. Turner, West Yorkshire Regiment: (238105 PTE. W. N. TURNER. W. YORK. R.). Naming is officially impressed. Un mounted, original ribbons, dark patina on McTaggart's medal, Turner's medal is cleaned, light contact, near extremely fine.