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Sold between 15 & 15 December 2000

7 parts

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Medals from the Collection formed by Peter Wardrop

Peter Wardrop

Lot

№ 163

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15 December 2000

Hammer Price:
£50

Pair: Private C. W. Ford, 9th London Regiment

British War and Victory Medals
(5009 Pte., 9-Lond. R.); with related Silver War Badge; together with another British War and Victory Medal pair (4332 Pte., H. W. Dresch, 9-Lond. R.) good very fine or better (4) £30-40

This lot was sold as part of a special collection, Medals from the Collection formed by Peter Wardrop.

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Charles William Ford was twice wounded during the Great War, the first time in the attack at Leuze Wood on 9 September 1916; and the second time in 1917 during the defence of Tadpole Copse. He was discharged on 23 August 1918 as a result of being no longer fit for military service due to the effects of wounds.

William Dresch received a gunshot wound on 3 October 1916 during a tour of the trenches at Les Boeufs. As a result of his wound he was deemed to be fit only for home service, in which capacity he served until being discharged on 14 March 1919.