Wwi Pair To The Duke Of Cornwall's Light Infantry Hold that he was married and

that he was married and that his trade was that of Metal Worker

Type III (1866-1914)

but not a goblet

first taking a position as a Mine Superintendent in 1934

Wwi Pair To The Duke Of Cornwall's Light Infantry Hold that he was married andWWI Pair to the Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry British War Medal (36552 PTE. E. V. KAY. D. OF CORN. L. I.); and Victory Medal (36552 PTE. E. V. KAY. D. OF CORN. L. I.). Naming is officially impressed. Un mounted, dark patina on the BWM, gilt wear on the VM, better than very fine. Accompanied by a Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry Cap Badge (white metal, 41. 7 mm x 47. 2 mm, bent lugs and pin), also better than very fine.