A First War Royal Navy Long Service Medal Bar certificate_of_authenticity 1918 and later received fourteen

1918 and later received fourteen days leave in Paris that October

1918 and that his trade was that of Labourer

Guard Executive BadgeSilvered tombac

later taken on strength by J Unit on December 6

good gilding and silvering

A First War Royal Navy Long Service Medal Bar certificate_of_authenticity 1918 and later received fourteenBritish War Medal (J. 66565 R. LOCK. ORD. R. N.); Victory Medal (J. 66565 R. LOCK. ORD. R. N.); and Naval Long Service and Good Conduct Medal (J. 66565 R. LOCK, A. B. H,M. S. TITANIA). Naming is officially impressed. Mounted to a suspension with swing bar pinback, as worn by the veteran, original ribbons, dark patinas and bruising on the silver BWM and RNLSGCM, very fine. Footnote: The HMS Titania was a merchant ship of 5,250 tons, being built in