Four British First War Victory Medals Archive along with a newspaper obituary

along with a newspaper obituary (dated March 17

In mid September 1922 he was transferred to Field Artillery Regiment 2 in Gustrow and commanded the second battalion

He concluded his service with the Armed Constabulary on October 1

1918 and in the Argonne Forest from September 26 to October 4

he was assigned as Chief of Staff of the 16th Infantry Division

Four British First War Victory Medals Archive along with a newspaper obituaryFour British First War Victory Medals Private F. H. Seeger, Middlesex Regiment: (5246 PTE. F. H. SEEGER. MIDD'X R.); Driver J. Walshe, Army Service Corps: (T3 027148 DVR. J. WALSHE. A. S. C.); and Private J. Webb, Somerset Light Infantry: (6709 PTE. J. WEBB. SOM. L. I.); and Un named. Naming is officially impressed on the first three medals, the fourth medal has had the naming erased. Unmounted, ranging from fine to better than very fine.