A Great War M.M. Group 1897 Pte. F. Valder. 4/Lond: F.A. R.A.M.C.-T.F. WW2 or Johnson & Johnson memorabilia

or Johnson & Johnson memorabilia

” headstamp associated with early 20th century production and the famous Colt M1911 pistol platform used extensively during WW1 and beyond

It represents a key piece of British financial history and offers tangible insight into the nation’s monetary system before wartime emergency issues were introduced

Here's an overview of its features and characteristics:

A Great War M.M. Group 1897 Pte. F. Valder. 4/Lond: F.A. R.A.M.C.-T.F. WW2 or Johnson & Johnson memorabiliaMilitary Medal, G. V. R. (1897 Pte. F. Valder. 4 Lond: F. A. R. A. M. C. T. F.); 1914 15 Star (1897 Pte. F. Valder. R. A. M. C.); British War and Victory Medals (1897 Pte. F. Valder. R. A. M. C.), verdigris to second, otherwise very fine (4)M. M. London Gazette 21 December 1916. Frank Valder served in France from 15 March 1915 and was awarded his Military Medal for service with the 4th London Field Ambulance, a unit of the Territorial Force. As part