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Accompanied by eight pages containing copies of his Inns of Court Officer's Training Corps Territorial Force Attestation Paper (dated October 13
Steward returned to Penticton after the war
that Technical Sergeant Johnson had been awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross and the Air Medal with two Oak Leaf Clusters
Good quality badge with crisp details and good quality enamels
both sides illustrating an open-ended wreath with an overlaying condor
A 1914 Star To Col. Sergt. Of Rifle Brigade; Gallipoli Kia certificate_of_authenticity Accompanied by eight pages containingA 1914 Star to Col. Sergt. of Rifle Brigade; Gallipoli KIA (CH. 4822. COL. SERGT. H. F. CLARK, R. M. BRIGADE.). Naming is officially impressed. Unmounted, original ribbon, oxidation spots, near extremely fine. Accompanied by five pages from the National Archives with copies of his Service Records and Assorted Research Material. Footnote: Herbert Frank Clark was born July 7, 1874. He enlisted with the Royal Marines on January 24, 1889 in Chatham, Kent,
