inflicting heavy casualties with automatic weapons and rocket fire
the enamels portray cracks and chips throughout but specifically on the wreath
with the unit later moving to Pearce
correct neck ribbon
but relinquished the position in June 1954 when there was an amalgamation with another firm
United Kingdom. A First War and Life Saving Medal Bar to W. J. Vinnicombe, Royal Navy Republic of inflicting heavy casualties with automaticA five piece medal bar, display mounted in court style, with blue felt reverse, two medals have come unglued and are removable, measures 170 mm (w), comprising: A 1914 15 Star, in bronze, full size, reverse impressed 204914 W. J. VINNICOMBE. A. B., R. N., nice patina, very fine. A British War Medal, in silver, full size, rim impressed 204914 W. J. VINNICOMBE. A. B., R. N., minor contact marks, nice toning, minor edge knocks, very fine. A Victory