United Kingdom. A First War Military Medal Group to C. Smith, Highland Light Infantry Archive while a ribbon for an

while a ribbon for an Iron Cross is stitched through the buttonholes

was killed March 10th 1915 and is remembered on the Loos Memorial

The second badge is die-stamped silvered bronze with red

his father stating that his son's employment was as a "Munitions Worker" before enlistment and that he did not know if a Will existed

United Kingdom. A First War Military Medal Group to C. Smith, Highland Light Infantry Archive while a ribbon for anA Military Medal, in silver, rim has been re engraved 4998 C. SMITH. H. L. I., edge has been shaved, in better than fine condition. A 1914 15 First War Star, bronze gilt, reverse engraved 4998 C. SMITH H. L. I., light wear, very fine. A Victory Medal, in bronze gilt, rim impressed 4998 CPL. C. SMITH. HIGH. L. I., light wear, near extremely fine. A Mercantile Marine War Medal, in bronze, rim engraved C. SMITH S. S. LETITIA, light wear, contact marks