Item: GB2202

WWI Pair to the 3rd Border Regiment

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WWI Pair to the 3rd Border Regiment

WWI Pair to the 3rd Border Regiment - British War Medal (28690 PTE. J.H. MUIR. BORD. R.); and Victory Medal (28690 PTE. J.H. MUIR. BORD. R.). Naming is officially impressed. Very crisp detail, dark patina on BWM, extremely fine. Accompanied by his Cap Badge (white metal); named lid to his original cardboard shipping container for his BWM and VM; National Registration Act Card, 1915 (stamped "COUNTY BOROUGH BURNLEY"); Army Reserve Notice (dated July 21, 1916); Protection Certificate and Certificate of Identity (stamped "No. 1 DISPERSAL UNIT 21 JAN 1919 HEATON PARK"); Certificate of Transfer to Reserve on Demobilization (dated February 7, 1919); Certificate of Employment During the War; National Health Insurance Benefits Brochure; Soldier's Demobilization Account Statement (dated February 11, 1919 at Preston); National Health Insurance Card (with eight 10p gummed stamps in place for the first two months of 1924); two Dominion of Canada National Registration Regulations Registration Certificates, 1940