Four: Lieutenant F. W. P. Sullivan, Royal Army Medical Corps and City Surgeon St. John's Ambulance Brigade, Order of St. John of Jerusalem, Officer's breast Badge, silver-gilt and enamel, enamel damage on reverse; British War and Victory Medals (Lieut.); St. John Service Medal (Cty/Sgn. F. W. P. Sullivan No. 5 Dis. S. J. A. B. 1941), except where stated extremely fine, with four related miniature awards,

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Four: Lieutenant F. W. P. Sullivan, Royal Army Medical Corps and City Surgeon St. John's Ambulance Brigade, Order of St. John of Jerusalem, Officer's breast Badge, silver-gilt and enamel, enamel damage on reverse; British War and Victory Medals (Lieut.); St. John Service Medal (Cty/Sgn. F. W. P. Sullivan No. 5 Dis. S. J. A. B. 1941), except where stated extremely fine, with four related miniature awards,

Three: Captain J. M. Armstrong, Royal Army Medical Corps, attached Durham Light Infantry, 1914 Star (Lieut.); British War and Victory Medals, good very fine, with research (7)

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INDENTLieutenant Fleetwood William Porter Sullivan M.B., T.C.D., became Second Lieutenant R.A.M.C., May 1918; died 23 May 1951

Captain James Noble Armstrong B.A., M.D., T.C.D., became M.B. 1914 and Lieutenant R.A.M.C., August the same year; Captain 1915, attached 2nd. Bn. Durham Light Infantry; served in base hospitals at Le Havre and Boulogne before being appointed Medical Officer to the Durham L.I.; Captain Armstrong was killed in action 22 August 1915, and is buried in The Hop Store Cemetery, Vlamertinghe

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