Naval General Service Medal 1793-1840 GTRexclude including a picture of a

including a picture of a group of 218th London Voluntary Aid Division nurses after the award of their gold medals for courageous conduct

During the war he served in the Mobilisation Depot for Hamilton

simulated twisted rope outer edge encompassing a single

natural tan leather construction liner with ventilation perforations to the front forehead section

The circular

Naval General Service Medal 1793-1840 GTRexclude including a picture of aOne clasp, "EGYPT", officially impressed: John Marsh. Brackets have been additionally placed around 'Egypt', and '1801' has also been contemporarily engraved on clasp facing and reverse of exergue, minor edge bruising, therefore very fine. John Marsh served as Boy in H. M. S. Cameleon; two other men of this name appear on the Admiralty Claimants List which includes a single clasp award for Syria. Provenance: Glendining October 1905, Sotheby June 1983.