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Four 1914-15 Star Trios (25106 Pte. R. Goodman. 13-Can. Inf., with Next of Kin bronze plaque, Canadian Memorial Cross, silver, reverse inscribed '25106 Pte R. Goodman', in its case of issue, 'Canadian Expeditionary Force Death Certificate' Goodman's birth and marriage certificates, used to pursue his father's claim for a pension, and an original photograph of Goodman in uniform; Rfm/Pte. W. S. Smith. S.A.M.R./3rd S.A.I., with copied service papers; 708 Pte. J. Smyth. 24 Bn. A.I.F.; Sjt. H. M. Feeny. N.Z.E.F.) - South African trio with bi-lingual Victory Medal

Four: Lance Corporal H. E. Logan, South African Infantry, British War and bi-lingual Victory Medals; Africa Service Medal; War Medal, last two officially impressed South African issues, with H. E. Logans Marriage Certificate

Four: Private B. G. Logan, South African Forces, 1939-45 Star; Africa Star; Africa Service Medal; War Medal, last four officially impressed South African issues, with named condolence enclosure and entitlement letter, all groups very fine and better (22)

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INDENTPrivate Richard Goodman, 13th Bn (Quebec Regiment) Canadian Infantry, was killed in action France, 20-23 May 1915 and is commemorated on the Vimy Memorial; Private William Stephen Smith, previously served in the Kimberley Regiment (Boer War) and the South African Mounted Rifles (German S.W.Africa) - enlisted 3rd South African Infantry September 1915 - shell shocked and wounded, 17 July 1916 - wounded 29 December 1916 and died 3 January 1917; Private Joseph Smyth, 24th Bn. Australian Infantry, was killed in action France, 12 August 1916 and was buried in St. Sever Cemetery, Rouen; Sergeant H. M. Feeny, Wellington Mounted Rifles N.Z.E.F., died of wounds, 27 July 1915 and was buried in East Mudros Military Cemetery, Lemnos, Greece; Private B. G. Logan, 2nd Bn Transvaal Scottish, was killed in action, 12 December 1941 and was buried in Halfaya Sollum Military Cemetery

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