The WW1 Death Plaque Trio 48th Heavy Bty Royal Garrison Artillery 20/2/1915 Loker is a powerful and poignant tribute to those who lost their lives in the devastating First World War. This trio, consisting of three identical death plaques, each mounted on a sturdy wooden stand, beautifully captures the essence of the time period.
The plaques are adorned with the regiment's insignia and the name of the soldier, Private John Loker of the 48th Heavy Bty Royal Garrison Artillery. The date of death, 20/2/1915, is etched in stone, a stark reminder of the dangers and horrors of war. The wooden stands, a testament to craftsmanship and durability, ensure these plaques will remain a cherished relic long after the sands of time have shifted.
The WW1 Death Plaque Trio 48th Heavy Bty Royal Garrison Artillery 20/2/1915 Loker is not just a physical object but a powerful symbol of loss, resilience, and the sacrifices made during a period in history that has shaped our world. A unique addition to any home or office, it is a reminder to appreciate the peace and prosperity we enjoy today and to never forget the sacrifices our forebears made to protect and preserve them.
