A Colonial Auxiliary Forces Long Service Medal Pair To Sergeant Major N. Fletcher, 8Th Regiment GTRexclude in December 1896

in December 1896

He was re-examined for the "piles" he contracted the previous February

The ship was attacked by German E-Boats during a midnight engagement on September 10th-11th and was struck by a torpedo on her number three magazine on the port side

The forward leather visor has magnetic sheet metal trim to the forward edge secured by two large dome headed rivets

Winchester

A Colonial Auxiliary Forces Long Service Medal Pair To Sergeant Major N. Fletcher, 8Th Regiment GTRexclude in December 1896Canada; King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra Coronation Medal 1902 (bronze version); and Colonial Auxiliary Forces Long Service Medal, Victoria (SERGEANT. MAJOR N. FLETCHER, 8th. REGIMENT.). Naming is officially impressed. Mounted to a suspension with swing bar pinback, as worn by the veteran, in the preceding order, original ribbons, edge nicks and pitting on the CAFLSM, very fine. Footnote: Sergeant Major N. Fletcher received his Colonial Auxiliary