United Kingdom. A Chaplain Service 1914-15 Star to Reverend E.R. Lockyer, Mentioned in Dispatches Hold An intact black leather buffer

An intact black leather buffer pad covers the seam where the blade meets the crossguard

000 men of the Commonwealth land forces who died during the campaigns in Burma (now Myanmar) and who have no known grave

The certificate is signed in pencil by Commander of the 2nd Mountain Division

over a Gold plate

neither of which are included with this group

United Kingdom. A Chaplain Service 1914-15 Star to Reverend E.R. Lockyer, Mentioned in Dispatches Hold An intact black leather bufferA 1914 15 Star, the reverse bearing a dedication to REV. E. R. LOCKYER A. C. D. for the Reverend Edmund Raymond Lockyer, Army Chaplains Department, with the naming officially impressed, demonstrating some toning to the base metal, in near extremely fine condition and accompanied by extensive facsimile paperwork. Footnote: Edmund Raymond Lockyer was born on 17 October 1879 in Bruton, Somerset, to Cuthbert and Elizabeth Lockyer. He served with the 25th