United Kingdom. A King George V And Queen Mary Coronation Medal 1911, Midlothian Coast Artillery Volunteers Newly Listed Livings had had "five attacks
Description
Livings had had "five attacks of Bronchitis with pains in (his) legs
Lieutenant Governor of New Brunswick and first Chancellor of King's College and was first awarded in 1833
constructed of non-magnetic steel
silhouettes of badges on the underside of one strap and at the opposite obverse end of the other strap from previous re-positioning of insignia
A doctor in one of his later medical reports described Davidson's wounding that day: "quite fit until June 4th when he was buried three times by shells and he had severe shell shock
United Kingdom. A King George V And Queen Mary Coronation Medal 1911, Midlothian Coast Artillery Volunteers Newly Listed Livings had had "five attacks(EGt Q M. S. F. DOLEMAN. M. C. A. V.). Naming is engraved in large capitals. Edge nicks, bruised, light contact, original ribbon with pinback, very fine.
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