Auction Catalogue

25 March 1997

Starting at 11:30 AM

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The Collection of Medals formed by Dr A W Stott

The Westbury Hotel  37 Conduit Street  London  W1S 2YF

Lot

№ 138

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25 March 1997

Hammer Price:
£85

Family group of four to Brothers: British War and Victory Medals (36394 Pte. W. Jackson, Lan. Fus.) together with Bronze Memorial Plaque (Walter Jackson); British War and Victory Medals (151579 Gnr. A. Jackson, R.A.) together with Bronze Memorial Plaque (Albert Jackson) good very fine (6)

This lot was sold as part of a special collection, The Collection of Medals Formed By Dr A W Stott.

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Walter Jackson lived at Todmorden, Yorkshire, and enlisted at Rochdale. He served in the 16th Battalion and died on 28 February 1918, of wounds received the previous day during a minor raid on the outskirts of Houthulst Forest. His brother, Albert Jackson, served with the 3rd Siege Battery, Royal Garrison Artillery, and died on 19 February 1919, and is buried in the east part of Todmorden (Christchurch) Churchyard. Records show that they were the sons of Fergus and Mary Jackson of Todmorden, Yorkshire.