A Military Medal To The 26Th (Service) Battalion; Royal Fusiliers Newly Listed on original full-length neck ribbon

on original full-length neck ribbon

extremely fine) to Gefreiter (Lance Corporal) Backhausen of the 6th Company of Infantry Regiment 473 for being wounded three times

pin on catch on reverse broken of

A Unit Marked Police Long Bayonet by Clemen & Jung

A Military Medal To The 26Th (Service) Battalion; Royal Fusiliers Newly Listed on original full-length neck ribbon(228315 Pte J. W. SMITH. 26 (S) BN: R. FUS:). Naming is officially impressed. Replacement ribbon, surface wear, contact marks, lacquered, near very fine. Footnote: Private J. W. Smith was a native of Colne, Lancashire, England. The 26th (Service) Battalion, Royal Fusiliers was recruited from the banking community. It was raised by the Lord Mayor and City of London from Bank Clerks and Accountants on July 17, 1915. They were first sent to Marlow,