A Low Regimental Number Territorial Force Long Service Medal...

Hammer

£220

A Low Regimental Number Territorial Force Long Service Medal Group of 4 to the 6th (City of London) Battalion London Regiment (The Rifles).
1914-15 Star Medal, “58, SJT F.G. KENT 6-LOND R”, adhesive marks to the reverse, British War Medal, “58 A.W.O. CL.2. F.G. KENT 6-LOND R.” Defence Medal 1939-45, unnamed as issued, some staining to the reverse, Territorial Force Efficiency Medal, GVR, with 2 additional service bars “58 SJT: F.G. KENT 6/LOND: REGT”
Frank George Kent was born on 18th June 1876 in Buckingham Palace Road. He commenced his Territorial service on 1st April 1897, and his Territorial Force Efficiency Medal was announced in Army Order 9, 1912, the 1st bar confirmed in Army Order 507, 1920 and his second bar confirmed in Army Orders February 1929. He served in France between 17th March 1915 and 9th July 1917 and was injured in December 1916 when his right knee was crushed by a limber. Promoted to Acting R.Q.M.S. on 11th March 1918 he was disembodied on 11th May 1919. He also served as 320006 and 6572501.