Indian G.S.(PUNJAB 1897-98)1914 Star & Bar Trio, LSGC.1/Gordons. (P.O.W.26th Aug 1914)

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A RARE INDIAN GENERAL SERVICE MEDAL (PUNJAB FRONTIER,1897-98)
1914 Star & Bar Trio, LONG SERVICE GOOD CONDUCT
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1st/Gordon Highlanders
To:
5207. Pte-Cpl- L/Sgt. F.S. SKELLEY 1/GORDON HIGHLANDERS. 
(A VERY EARLY P.O.W, 26th AUGUST 1914)   

Indian G.S.(PUNJAB 1897-98)1914 Star & Bar Trio, LSGC.1/Gordons. (P.O.W.26th Aug 1914) A lovely group of five to an early pre-war regular soldier (same service number throughout) . Skelley entered France on 13th August 1914 and was sadly captured on the 3rd day of fighting in World War 1.
(26th August 1914) His war only lasting 13 days !

Indian G.S.(PUNJAB 1897-98)1914 Star & Bar Trio, LSGC.1/Gordons. (P.O.W.26th Aug 1914) Indian G.S.(PUNJAB 1897-98)1914 Star & Bar Trio, LSGC.1/Gordons. (P.O.W.26th Aug 1914)

Frederick Skelley arrived in Holland on transfer from Germany for internment on 24th February 1918. Notified by The Hague. Repatriated 18th November 1918. Discharged (from 2nd Engagement) 27th March 1919. Came from Aberdeen. With copy MIC and copy attestation and servicer papers etc. 

Indian G.S.(PUNJAB 1897-98)1914 Star & Bar Trio, LSGC.1/Gordons. (P.O.W.26th Aug 1914)-Note- Skelley's father (shown left won the DCM with the Gordons in Egypt -

Indian G.S.(PUNJAB 1897-98)1914 Star & Bar Trio, LSGC.1/Gordons. (P.O.W.26th Aug 1914) Mr Skelley (Snr) and his wife with Frederick Skelley as a child (the larger boy)  

 MOUNTED AS WORN, ALL ON ORIGINAL, IF SOMEWHAT TATTY  RIBBONS.

A SUPERB AND HISTORICALLY IMPORTANT LONG SERVICE GROUP
TO A HIGHLY SOUGHT AFTER REGIMENT  

SOLD

 

Indian G.S.(PUNJAB 1897-98)1914 Star & Bar Trio, LSGC.1/Gordons. (P.O.W.26th Aug 1914)

Indian G.S.(PUNJAB 1897-98)1914 Star & Bar Trio, LSGC.1/Gordons. (P.O.W.26th Aug 1914)
£SOLD

A RARE I.G.S. (PUNJAB FRONTIER,1897-98) 1914 Star & Bar Trio, LSGC. 1/Gordon Highrs. To: 5207. Pte- L/Sgt. F.S. SKELLEY 1/GORDON HIGHLANDERS. A lovely group of five to an early pre-war regular soldier (same service number throughout) who was sadly captured on the 3rd day of World War 1. (26th August 1914) Arrived in Holland on transfer from Germany for internment on 24th February 1918. Notified by The Hague. Repatriated 18th November 1918. Discharged (2nd Engagement) 27th March 1919. From Aberdeen With MIC and copy attestation and servicer papers etc. -Note- Skelley's father won the DCM with the Gordons in Egypt - ( see pictures in main text )