United Kingdom. An Army Long Service and Good Conduct Medal, Type II, to Battery Quartermaster Sergeant Samuel Wheeler, 5th Brigade, 1st Scottish Division, Royal Artillery visually-hidden He ended the war with

He ended the war with the rank of Leutnant

two with a clasp

catch on reverse of ribbon has been pinched closed

and an Eastern Winter Campaign medal ribbon

A postcard depicting a sketch of the cell occupied by AH in Landsberg Prison

United Kingdom. An Army Long Service and Good Conduct Medal, Type II, to Battery Quartermaster Sergeant Samuel Wheeler, 5th Brigade, 1st Scottish Division, Royal Artillery visually-hidden He ended the war with(20144. By. Qr. Mr. Sgt. S. WHEELER. 5 1. SCO: DIV: R. A.). Naming is engraved in italic capitals. Contact marks, edge nicks, replacement ribbon wrapped around a cardboard frame, very fine. Accompanied by a typewritten biography of Wheeler. Footnote: Samuel Wheeler was born in the Parish of Landport, near Portsmouth, Hampshire. He enlisted with the Royal Artillery at Gosport, Hampshire on March 6, 1871, at the age of 18, stating his religion as