A Rare Wwi Gold Presentation Medal For Aid During Zeppelin Raids Buy Now the underside is synthetic and

the underside is synthetic and finished in a reddish-brown colour

Lieutenant-General Sir John William Cox died on 2 October 1901

although there is information indicating (see above) that he sailed to France and was present with the Regiment at Delville Wood and was wounded

AD32/2196)

stamped “A” on the rim (of Austrian manufacture)

A Rare Wwi Gold Presentation Medal For Aid During Zeppelin Raids Buy Now the underside is synthetic andA Rare WWI Gold Presentation Medal for Aid During Zeppelin Raids In GOLD and enamels, marked 9 carat, hallmarked, maker marked in Birmingham in 1919, inscribed on the reverse "AWARDED TO" and "FOR AID RAID SERVICES" with the name "MISS BETTY RANDALL" engraved in between, 35. 2 mm x 37. 8 mm, double loop suspension, crimson ribbon, gold top pin brooch, near extremely fine. Accompanied by copies of research papers, including a picture of a group of