Noble Numismatics Pty Ltd
Auction 123 31 Mar - 2 Apr 2020
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TRIO: 1914-15 Star; British War Medal 1914-18; Victory Medal 1914-19. 156 Spr. C.T.Clark. 3/F.C.Eng. A.I.F. on first medal, 156 T/W.O (Cl.2) C.T.Clark. 3/F.C.Eng. A.I.F. on second medal, 156 T-W.O.2 C.T.Clark. 3 F.C.E. A.I.F. on last medal. All medals impressed. Ribbons damaged, contact marks on second medal, otherwise fine - very fine.
Charles Tate Clark, surveyor, age 20, born at Richmond, Vic; Enl.21Aug1914 at Melbourne, Vic, with 18 months service on 'John Murray' and currently serving with Engineers; Emb.22Sep1914 as Sapper; to Gallipoli 30May1915; various visits and treatment for gonorrhoea between 21Jun1915 and 22Apr1916; to Sgt and then T/CQMS 19May1916; married Florence Dent at Brightlingsea, Essex, England on 04Apr1917; reverts to Sgt 25Aug1917; WIA 29Sep1917 GSW left leg, France; to RQMS 04Jul1918; RTA 21Jul1918 (gas poisoning); Disemb.20Sep1918 at Melbourne; Disch.05Oct1918; Died 19Jul1948.
Charles Tate Clark, surveyor, age 20, born at Richmond, Vic; Enl.21Aug1914 at Melbourne, Vic, with 18 months service on 'John Murray' and currently serving with Engineers; Emb.22Sep1914 as Sapper; to Gallipoli 30May1915; various visits and treatment for gonorrhoea between 21Jun1915 and 22Apr1916; to Sgt and then T/CQMS 19May1916; married Florence Dent at Brightlingsea, Essex, England on 04Apr1917; reverts to Sgt 25Aug1917; WIA 29Sep1917 GSW left leg, France; to RQMS 04Jul1918; RTA 21Jul1918 (gas poisoning); Disemb.20Sep1918 at Melbourne; Disch.05Oct1918; Died 19Jul1948.