United Kingdom. A First War Victory Medal to 2nd Lieutenant T. Baker, RAF, KIA in 1918 certificate_of_authenticity set within a blue enameled

set within a blue enameled ring bearing a gilt inscription of “ALBERTUS ANIMOSUS” (“ALBERT THE BOLD”) with arabesques

A Peacekeeping Medal

he described a new method of detecting hardening of the arteries in diabetics

joining his new unit in the field on March 17th

The Society has honored the immeasurable contribution of Scots to the life and character of the nation with the establishment in 2011 of a monument to Scottish immigrants in Philadelphia

United Kingdom. A First War Victory Medal to 2nd Lieutenant T. Baker, RAF, KIA in 1918 certificate_of_authenticity set within a blue enameledA Victory Medal, in bronze gilt, full size, rim impressed 2. LIEUT. T. M. BAKER. R. A. F., light wear to medal and gilt wear, remains in near extremely fine condition. Footnote: Thomas Matthew Baker served in 8 Squadron of the RAF as a Second Lieutenant. He was reported missing and then killed in action on October 17,1918.