WW1. Trio. Perry. A.S.C. #sherborne Weight - 81

Weight - 81

to whom it may be attached to do duty in this parish or in the adjoining parishes of Rotherhithe

Sydney Dare enlisted on 7 September 1914 and was discharged as a result of wounds on 8 March 1919

Shore pensioned on 20 April 1936 he returned to service on the outbreak of the Second World War as Chief Petty Officer (Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve shore)

An exceptionally well preserved example of this scarcer type

WW1. Trio. Perry. A.S.C. #sherborne Weight - 81Three: Private B. G. Perry, Army Service Corps 1914 15 Star (SS 6662 Pte. B. G. Perry. A. S. C.); British War and Victory Medals (SS 6662 Pte. B. G. Perry. A. S. C.) Benjamin George Perry was born in Lambeth in 1871 and was a labourer in civilian life. He entered the war in France on 2nd April 1915, at the age of 44. He was discharged on 30th January 1916 as no longer fit for active service, and is entitled to a Silver War Badge. His medals are near