A very nice original 1914 mons trio to the royal horse artillery. The 1914 star and war medal are both correctly impressed to - “31809 Dvr f.j. Eldridge r.h.a.” The victory medal is a genuine but erased medal, also the bar is a later replacement. Frederick John Eldridge, landed in France on the 15th august 1914 with y battery of the 7th brigade royal horse artillery. He later died in august 1918 and is buried in France. He came originally from Southampton, it also comes with and original cap badge, a nice original but partial 1914 mons trio to a casualty, and priced to sell,
The "1914 Star Trio To Royal Horse Artillery Died In 1918. Victory Erased" product would be perfect for individuals interested in military history or collectors of World War I artifacts.
