Framed display of medals and badges of Second Lieutenant And...

Hammer

£1,900

Framed display of medals and badges of Second Lieutenant Andrew Hubert Millin Henderson of the 4th Battalion Kings Own Scottish Borderers who died killed in action KIA aged 20 on 12th July 1915 (one of the 300 men killed on the day in Gallipoli) (son of Percy J. Henderson, M.B. and Annie J. Henderson, of 9, Church Street Galashiels) who is commemorated at Helles Memorial Turkey comprising WWI death plaque [ANDREW HUBERT MILLIN HENDERSON], WWI war medal, victory medal and 1914-15 star [2 LIEUT A H M HENDERSON K O SCO BORD], a hallmarked fretted silver Glengarry cap badge by Henry Tatton, Edinburgh 1910 with retailers plaque to reverse 'Anderson & Sons George Street Edinburgh', another unhallmarked fretted Glengarry cap badge, a copy photographic portrait, a Royal Scots cap badge, a WWII defence medal purporting to have been that of Andrew's younger brother Lieutenant Percy Henderson etc.