Original British WWI Named Medal Bar Grouping For Private Robert Butler of the West Yorkshire Regiment - Regimental Number 70 - (3) Medals Antique Smith & Wessons It was actually constructed using

It was actually constructed using a BRITISH TRADE percussion lock mechanism

Watch Specifications:Brand: CYMACase Size: 34mmMovement: 13-jewel (Hand-winding)Model: MilitaryWatch Shape: RoundSerial Number: 525601Case Color: SilverYear of Manufacture: 1914-1918Face Color: WhiteCountry of Manufacture: SwissThe Advent of the "Wristlet" During WWIFor a military man during World War I

The belt is marked on the finial: “Made By/Mills Woven Cartridge Belt Co

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Original British WWI Named Medal Bar Grouping For Private Robert Butler of the West Yorkshire Regiment - Regimental Number 70 - (3) Medals Antique Smith & Wessons It was actually constructed usingOriginal Items: Only One Set of 3 Available. Now this is a fantastic opportunity to add (3) WWI British medals to your collection. The best part of this lot is that they are all named to the same soldier, Private Robert Butler of the 5th Battalion, West Yorkshire Regiment. Butler has one of the lowest regimental numbers we have ever encountered, 70! In his records, we could find that he was awarded the Territorial Force Efficiency Medal, awarded for