Three: Lieutenant R.Burrow, 8th (Liverpool Scottish) Battalion, The King's Liverpool Regiment, British War and Victory Medals; Territorial War Medal, extremely fine, with Next of Kin bronze plaque, boxes of issue, Indentures, Port Sunlight Memorial book and photograph

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Three: Lieutenant R.Burrow, 8th (Liverpool Scottish) Battalion, The King's Liverpool Regiment, British War and Victory Medals; Territorial War Medal, extremely fine, with Next of Kin bronze plaque, boxes of issue, Indentures, Port Sunlight Memorial book and photograph
Private G.Burrow, 1st Dragoon Guards, Queen's South Africa, three clasps, C.C., O.F.S., S.A.01 (G.Burrows), extremely fine, with a velvet framed contemporary Christmas postcard with central photograph of recipient (5)

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INDENTLieutenant Reginald Burrow, born Birkenhead, an old member of the 4th Bn.Cheshire Regiment was mobilised on the outbreak of the Great War; he was commissioned May 1915 and transferred to the 8th Bn. King's Liverpools; was reported missing 8 August 1916, made a prisoner of war, interned in Holland 12 October 1918 and repatriated 22 November - he joined his Regiment 23 January, 1919 and died on 15 February

4736 Private G.Burrow, brother of Lieutenant R.Burrow served in South Africa and is shown as "missing, Colesburg 11th February - Re-joined and Died of Disease 5th May, Bloemfontein (1901)

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