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United Kingdom. A First War & India Theatre Efficiency Group, No. 1 Great India Peninsula Railway

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United Kingdom. A First War & India Theatre Efficiency Group, No. 1 Great India Peninsula Railway

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United Kingdom. A First War & India Theatre Efficiency Group, No. 1 Great India Peninsula Railway

British War Medal (77140 DVR. H. TOWNLEY. R.A.); Victory Medal (77140 DVR. H. TOWNLEY. R.A.); and Efficiency Medal with INDIA Scroll, George V (PTE. H. TOWNLEY, 1 G.I.P. RY. R., A.F.I. ). Naming is officially impressed. Un-mounted, edge nicks on the BWM and VM, contact marks, replacement ribbons, very fine.

Footnote: Driver Harry Townley served as a Driver (77140) with the Royal Artillery during the First World War, entering the European theatre on January 17, 1915. For his First World War service, he was awarded the British War Medal and the Victory Medal, as recorded on his Index Card. After the war, he served in the Rank of Private in India with No. 1 Great India Peninsula Railway, Auxiliary Forces India and was awarded the Efficiency Medal with India scroll.