Original World War One 1914/15 Star, Spr Cheeseman, Royal Engineers, Died, Battle of the Somme 1/72 but not affixed to an

but not affixed to an object like in FP No

Cuffs are in good condition

the formation sign of the 4th Canadian Division

An original US WW2 era Officer's Four Pocket dress tunic

Slight bend to the brooch pin

Original World War One 1914/15 Star, Spr Cheeseman, Royal Engineers, Died, Battle of the Somme 1/72 but not affixed to anAn original British 1914 15 Star Medal, length of replacement ribbon, correctly named to; 42850 SPR: C. CHEESEMAN. R. E. Cecil Cheeseman was entitled to a 15 trio, having arrived in France on 18 July 1915. He served with the 82nd Field Company. 'Soldiers Died' states he died of wounds on 1 August 1916 He was the son of George and Mary of Cerne Abbas, Dorchester and is buried in Daours Communal Cemetery Extension. The was one of several cemeteries near