A First War Group To Submarine Lt. Commander For H.m.s. L-6 Auction Archive Baring died at Wilton Place

Baring died at Wilton Place in London on February 7

and who was then given the signal honour of carrying Kitchener

different from Homo Sapiens but not wholly distinct anatomically

Charles Millar of Perth

he was retired from the Royal Navy and as a civilian

A First War Group To Submarine Lt. Commander For H.m.s. L-6 Auction Archive Baring died at Wilton PlaceA First War Group to Submarine Lt. Commander for H. M. S. L 6 1914 15 Star (271285, E. P. SMEETON, ACT. C. E. R. A. 2, R. N.); British War Medal (ART. ENG. E. P. SMEETON. R. N.); Victory Medal (ART. ENG E. P. SMEETON. R. N.); Defence Medal; War Medal 1939 45; and Jubilee Medal 1935. Naming is officially impressed on the First World War trio, the others are un named. Court mounted, original ribbons, extremely fine. Accompanied by a duotang folder with