United Kingdom. A Medal For Bravery, Iii Class, To Private Agland, Royal Fusiliers, 1915 Kia Buy Now PRS) Naming is officially impressed

PRS) Naming is officially impressed

the examiner declared him to be "Above Average" on his report

Northern Ireland (white embroidery on black wool

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United Kingdom. A Medal For Bravery, Iii Class, To Private Agland, Royal Fusiliers, 1915 Kia Buy Now PRS) Naming is officially impressedNicholas II. In silver, impressed "15457 PTE. W. J. AGLAND. 1. R. FUS." on the edge, impressed "No 22177" on the reverse, measuring 28. 2 mm in diameter, edge nicks, very light contact, original ribbon, near extremely fine. Accompanied by a letter from the Ministry of Defence, dated June 15, 1978 confirming his award of the medal and his gazetting. Footnote: Private William Joseph Agland, 1st Battalion, Royal Fusiliers (City of London Regiment) was