United Kingdom. A First War Pair To Reverend Leonard T. Strong Newly Listed where he was admitted to

where he was admitted to No

Marschall - In gilded metal and iron

exhibiting crazing to the black leather of the narrow horizontal strip around the entire circumference of the shako

In its balsa wood box of issue

United Kingdom. A First War Pair To Reverend Leonard T. Strong Newly Listed where he was admitted toA First War British Pair to Reverend Leonard T. Strong British War Medal (REV. L. T. STRONG.); and Victory Medal (REV. L. T. STRONG.). Naming is officially impressed. Court mounted, original ribbons, silver tarnished on the BWM, fine. Accompanied by a Christian Chaplain's Cap Badge (brass, 29. 2 mm x 41 mm) and a duotang folder containing a 95 mm x 142 mm photograph signed on the matting "Leonard T. Strong" and dated "1925", a letter dated "January