A First War Victory Medal To A H.M.S Natal Casualty certificate_of_authenticity maker marked "BY KILPATRICK" and

maker marked "BY KILPATRICK" and marked "STERLING" on the reverse of both maple leaves

Footnote: this type of plain buckle is usually associated with “Legion Condor”

Sillett was appointed Acting Bombardier and left for England on September 26

machine woven insignia/patch

1914 and was with her when the First World War began later that month but left her prior to her participation in the Battle of the Falklands

A First War Victory Medal To A H.M.S Natal Casualty certificate_of_authenticity maker marked "BY KILPATRICK" and(202018 T. H. MIZEN. A. B. R. N.). Naming is officially impressed. Original ribbon, very light contact, near extremely fine. Footnote: 202018 Able Seaman Thomas Henry Mizen was born on January 25, 1883 in Brixton, London, England. While serving with H. M. S. Natal, he was awarded the Royal Naval Long Service and Good Conduct Medal on July 1, 1916. Able Seaman Mizen was aboard H. M. S. Natal, when he was killed by an internal explosion of the vessel in