WW1. 1914 star & Victory pair. Hutchings. A.S.C. #sherborne which coincided with the opening

which coincided with the opening of the Simplon Tunnel

Reverse - LAETITIA FVND

Christmas shoppers are portrayed in dress of that period

and in the final Hundred Days Offensive

So often these medals are split and sold singly due to lack of naming or attribution so its good to be able to offer them as awarded

WW1. 1914 star & Victory pair. Hutchings. A.S.C. #sherborne which coincided with the opening1914 Star (SS 4318 Pte G. Hutchings. A. S. C.); Victory Medal 1914 19 (SS 4318 Pte. G. Hutchings. A. S. C.), good very fine George Hutchings enlisted into the Army Service Corps on 23 October 1914 at the age of 42 and served on the Western Front from 30 October 1914 for 7 months before he was discharged on 8 May 1915 because he was deemed no longer fit for active service due to sickness. He was entitled to a war pension but for reasons unknown he took