An Emotive OFFICER CASUALTY (2nd Day, Battle of Loos) 1914-15 Trio with Original Boxes & Ribbons. To: Lieutenant T.J. LATHAM. R.A.M.C. (Att: Royal Engineers) KILLED IN ACTION 3rd October 1915

An Emotive OFFICER CASUALTY (Battle of Loos) 1914-15 Trio
with Original Boxes & Ribbons.
To: Lieutenant T.J. LATHAM. R.A.M.C.
(Att: Royal Engineers)
KILLED IN ACTION 3rd October 1915 age 36.

Lt Thomas Jones Latham was the son of Charles & Georgina Latham of The Grange, Penn Road, HOLLOWAY, London.
He is commemorated with honour at Vermelles British Cemetery, Pas De Calais, France.
ALL MEDALS "GEM MINT" in ORIGINAL BOXES with ORIGINAL RIBBONS,
£795

An Emotive OFFICER CASUALTY (2nd Day, Battle of Loos) 1914-15 Trio with Original Boxes & Ribbons. To: Lieutenant T.J. LATHAM. R.A.M.C. (Att: Royal Engineers) KILLED IN ACTION 3rd October 1915
£795

An Emotive OFFICER CASUALTY (2nd Day, Battle of Loos) 1914-15 Trio with Original Boxes & Ribbons. To: Lieutenant T.J. LATHAM. R.A.M.C. (Att: Royal Engineers) KILLED IN ACTION 3rd October 1915

An Emotive OFFICER CASUALTY (2nd Day, Battle of Loos) 1914-15 Trio with Original Boxes & Ribbons. To: Lieutenant T.J. LATHAM. R.A.M.C. (Att: Royal Engineers) KILLED IN ACTION 3rd October 1915

An Emotive OFFICER CASUALTY (2nd Day, Battle of Loos) 1914-15 Trio with Original Boxes & Ribbons. To: Lieutenant T.J. LATHAM. R.A.M.C. (Att: Royal Engineers) KILLED IN ACTION 3rd October 1915 £795

An Emotive OFFICER CASUALTY (2nd Day, Battle of Loos) 1914-15 Trio with Original Boxes & Ribbons. To: Lieutenant T.J. LATHAM. R.A.M.C. (Att: Royal Engineers) KILLED IN ACTION 3rd October 1915
£795