1914 STAR TRIO-BRONZE MEMORIAL PLAQUE-TO AYLWARD ARMY VETERINARY CORPS-DIED OF WOUNDS SERVING WITH THE ROYAL FIELD ARTILLERY ON 5TH MAY 1917-FROM BRIGHTON-SOLD WITH ORIGINAL DOG TAG-WAR GRAVES PHOTO -LETTERS-ETC

1914 Star trio,named to:
SE-896 PTE,J,AYLWARD. A.V.C.
Bronze Memorial Plaque, named to: JAMES AYLWARD
Medals and plaque extremely fine, medals on original full length silk ribbons.
Comes with fibre dog tag,memorial card for James William Aylward,letter informing next of kin where he is buried,official War Graves photo of his grave,memorial service card held at St Matthias Preston,receipt for the British War and Victory Medals,letter from The Imperial War Graves commission dated 1937 concerning a visit to Gunner Aylward's grave by his daughter and a copy of the letter from his daughter to The Imperial War Graves Commission to ask about visiting the grave.
156087 Gunner James W. Aylward 114th Battery 25 Bde.,Royal Field Artillery died of wound on 5th May 1915.The husband of Ellen W.Aylward,of 18,Roedale Road, Brighton.He was born and enlisted at Brighton.He is buied at La Chapelette British And Indian Cemetery Peronne. He arrived in France on 17/11/1914,Comes with copied M.I.C confirming change of number.
Poignant original lot.

Code: 54655