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Obverse: IMP GORDIANVS PIVS FEL AVG
retaining good detail to shield
Copy service record included
Choice toned mint state
Unusual to find a group to a female soldier with attribution
WW1. 1914 star. Harrison. A.S.C. Killed in action. **RESERVED** #sherborne Obverse: IMP GORDIANVS PIVS FELThe medal is correctly impressed MS 2500 Pte H. A. HARRISON. A. S. C. and comes with its original ribbon. His service number prefix indicates that he was a mechanical transport specialist. Harold Arthur Harrison was a native of Portsmouth and he served with No 1 GHQ Ammunition Park, Army Service C. He entered the conflict on 23rd September 1914 and he died age 24 on 20th July 1917 whilst serving in the Somme area of the Western Front, and is
