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WW1. War medal. Bilbrough. 17th London Rifles. Casualty Australian proof silver dollar commemorating

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WW1. War medal. Bilbrough. 17th London Rifles. Casualty Australian proof silver dollar commemorating Australian proof silver dollar commemorating the Golden Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II John Mathison Fraser is listed on the Roll of the Worshipful Company of Girdlers as a New Freeman in March 1889 He was reported wounded on 27 5 1916 whilst serving on the western front Henry William Bilbrough served with the 17th battalion county of London (Poplar & Stepney rifles) He served from 10 10 1915 in Theatres 1a (France) 2a (Macedonia) and 4b (Egypt) before returning to 1a (France) from 22 6 1918 to 1 3 1919

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