Three 1939-45 Star, France and Germany and War Medal Groups to British Army (Tpr. R. E. Blake. R.T.R., with named condolence enclosure; Rfn. J. Martin. Scot. Rfls., with named condolence enclosure and box of issue -- Mrs M. Martin'; Pte. R. P. Snowling. Suff. R., with named condolence enclosure and box of issue -- 'Mr S. J. Snowling')

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Three 1939-45 Star, France and Germany and War Medal Groups to British Army (Tpr. R. E. Blake. R.T.R., with named condolence enclosure; Rfn. J. Martin. Scot. Rfls., with named condolence enclosure and box of issue -- Mrs M. Martin'; Pte. R. P. Snowling. Suff. R., with named condolence enclosure and box of issue -- 'Mr S. J. Snowling')

Three 1939-45 Star, France and Germany Star, Defence and War Medal Groups to British Army (Pte. A. F. Ives. Queen's Regt., with named condolence enclosure; Gdsm. A. A. D. Bick. Cold Gds., with named condolence enclosure and box of issue; Pte. F. B. Musgrove. Welch Regt., with named condolence enclosure and box of issue -- 'Mr P. Musgrove'), together with a 1939-45 Star, Italy Star, France and Germany Star, Defence and War Medal Group (L/C P. A. Mills. Queen's R. Regt., with named condolence enclosure and box of issue -- 'Mr A. C. Mills'), Stars and Medals impressed with number, rank, name and unit, good very fine and better (26)

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INDENTTrooper Robert Edward Blake, Royal Tank Regiment, was killed in action France, 16 July 1944 and was buried in Ryes War Cemetery, Bazenville; Rifleman James Martin, Cameronians No. 4 Commando, was killed in action during operation on the island of Walcheren, Holland, 3 November 1944; Private Ronald Peter Snowling, 1st Bn Suffolk Regiment, was killed in action Germany, 15 April 1945 and was buried in Becklingen War Cemetery, Saltau; Guardsman Arthur Albert Bick, 1st Bn Coldstream Guards, was killed in action France, 4 August 1944 and was buried in St. Charles Percy War Cemetery; Private Frank Bernard Musgrove, 1/5th Bn The Welch Regiment, was killed in action Holland, 28 September 1944 and was buried in the Uden War Cemetery; Lance Corporal Patrick Arthur Mills, 2/7th Bn Queen/s Royal Regiment, was killed in action Germany and is buried in Hanover War Cemetery

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