Description
He was awarded his Royal Naval Long Service and Good Conduct Medal for twenty-eight years' service with His Majesty's Coast Guard
General Canales and the remaining insurgents that survived the Battle of Morelos sought refuge in San Antonio
arriving at Levis Camp on August 30th
Towards the front is a single cloth tri-colour cockade
William Jackson of Prestwich
United Kingdom. A First War Trio, 1St Battalion, Gordon Highlanders, Kia On August 27, 1914 GTRexclude He was awarded his Royal1914 Star (8799 Pte A. WATT. 1 GORD: Highrs), the 5th AUG. 22nd NOV. 1914 clasp included but independent of the Star; British War Medal (8799 PTE. A. WATT. GORDONS.); and Victory Medal (8799 PTE. A. WATT. GORDONS.). Naming is officially impressed. Un mounted, very light contact, original ribbons, the Star ribbon exhibiting fraying, near extremely fine. Footnote: Private Alexander Watt, 1st Battalion, Gordon Highlanders was the son of Mrs. Elizabeth
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