United Kingdom. A First War Military Medal Group to C. Smith, Highland Light Infantry Archive his father stating that his

his father stating that his son's employment was as a "Munitions Worker" before enlistment and that he did not know if a Will existed

with a loop affixed to the mouthpiece that is attached to a multi-link brass chain

was killed March 10th 1915 and is remembered on the Loos Memorial

The second badge is die-stamped silvered bronze with red

Naming is officially impressed on the NGSM and the First World War Trio

United Kingdom. A First War Military Medal Group to C. Smith, Highland Light Infantry Archive his father stating that hisA Military Medal, in silver, rim has been re engraved 4998 C. SMITH. H. L. I., edge has been shaved, in better than fine condition. A 1914 15 First War Star, bronze gilt, reverse engraved 4998 C. SMITH H. L. I., light wear, very fine. A Victory Medal, in bronze gilt, rim impressed 4998 CPL. C. SMITH. HIGH. L. I., light wear, near extremely fine. A Mercantile Marine War Medal, in bronze, rim engraved C. SMITH S. S. LETITIA, light wear, contact marks