A Intriguing & Emotive Memorial Plaque To The 4 Cmr certificate_of_authenticity He joined the Royal Navy

He joined the Royal Navy for twelve years' service at the Shore Base H

that he was married and that his trade was that of Fitter

and before enlisting was employed as a teamster

and George VI

when he was Killed in Action at the Second Battle of Givenchy on June 16

A Intriguing & Emotive Memorial Plaque To The 4 Cmr certificate_of_authenticity He joined the Royal NavyWWI Memorial Plaque, Lance Corporal George W. Brunton, 74th Battalion (4th Canadian Mounted Rifles) (GEORGE WILLIAM BRUNTON). Very crisp detail, dark patina, maker marked "W" surounded by a circle on the reverse, scratch across central portion of the plaque on the obverse, drill hole at the top, better than very fine. Accompanied by original paperwork, including his Will and Accompanying Letter (1917), Circumstances of Death Report and Accompanying