An Army Meritorious Service Medal To Private Edwards GTRexclude stating that he had previous

stating that he had previous military service as part of an Active Militia with the Canadian Fusiliers (MG) and reiterating his First World War service

He is traced on the muster rolls as a Private

with unique set up on reverse (Frank Heukemes in his book on General Assault Badge calls this type as “unknown maker #10” – see page 294-295 for same type of badge)

Footnote: Louis XV (1715-1774)

and Zagreb Equestrian Society Stickpin (silver

An Army Meritorious Service Medal To Private Edwards GTRexclude stating that he had previousGeorge V bare headed in Field Marshals uniform type, (MS 3685 PTE. F. EDWARDS. R. A. S. C.). Naming is impressed, better than very fine. Footnote: Frank Edwards was born in London, England in 1887. He joined the Royal Army Service Corp on 4th September 1914. He is entitled to the 1914 Star in addition to the War & Victory medals. He is gazetted for the MSM in 1919; awrded June 3rd 1919. Comes with a complete copy of his Service Records.