WW1. Pair. Coe. Royal Australian Navy. #sherborne There is an obverse die

There is an obverse die flaw but little circulation wear

The Queen granted permission for this medal to be accepted and worn by eligible British citizens

measuring 54mm mm x 64mm

cruciform crowned arms surrounding a central crown

His home service during this time included a period at the training bases Western Isles and Glendower

WW1. Pair. Coe. Royal Australian Navy. #sherborne There is an obverse dieBritish War and Victory Medals (5749 E. W. Coe. Off. Stwd 1. R. A. N.), official correction to number on BWM, Extremely fine. Ernest William Coe was born at Colchester, Essex in 1879. A butler he enlisted in the Royal Navy at Devonport on 16 March 1905, after initial training he was posted to HMS Cornwallis as a Domestic 3rd class on 1 April 1905. Promoted to Domestic 2nd class in November 1905 he served on a variety of vessels before being shore