An East And West Africa Medal To Ordinary Seaman Albert Henry Rackliff; H.m.s. Theseus Archive Wien III/40) and numbered in

Wien III/40) and numbered in black ink on the reverse

Anderson was admitted to Moore Barracks Hospital at Shoreham and designated "seriously ill" with Pneumonia on May 2

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8 mm x 28 mm

Combat Infantryman Badge (two-piece construction

An East And West Africa Medal To Ordinary Seaman Albert Henry Rackliff; H.m.s. Theseus Archive Wien III/40) and numbered inBENIN 1897 (A. H. RACKLIFF, ORD., H. M. S. THESEUS.). Naming is officially impressed in large capitals. Edge nick, very light contact, near extremely fine. Footnote: Albert Henry Rackliff was born on March 2, 1879 in Newington, London, England. He began his naval service with H. M. S. Impregnable on July 22, 1894, later serving with H. M. S. Theseus, and then H. M. S. Caesar in 1898.