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Auction 125 24-27 Nov 2020
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ANZAC COMMEMORATIVE MEDALLION, 1915, issued in 1967, in bronze (50x75mm) (C.1915/3), named to E.A.W.Clarke. Uncirculated.
The medallion was claimed by Clarke's brother on 25 March 1968 and he stated on the declaration that his brother was Edward Albert (or Alfred) Windsor Clarke, no.198, 18 Battalion. Subsequently a medallion was issued named to E.A.W.Clarke. In fact Clarkes' full name was Edward Alfred Oather Windsor Clarke.
198 E.A.O.W.Clarke, salesman, age 25, born at Annandale, Sydney, NSW; Enl.14Jul1915 at Liverpool, NSW; Emb.25Jun1915; to Gallipoli 16Aug1915 with 18Bn; WIA 22Aug1915 at Gallipoli; to AAMC 04Apr1916; RTA 11Jul1916; returned back from Australia 25Aug1916 and then to France; RTA 23Jan1917 and Disemb.14Apr1917; Disch.08May1917 Medically Unfit.
The medallion was claimed by Clarke's brother on 25 March 1968 and he stated on the declaration that his brother was Edward Albert (or Alfred) Windsor Clarke, no.198, 18 Battalion. Subsequently a medallion was issued named to E.A.W.Clarke. In fact Clarkes' full name was Edward Alfred Oather Windsor Clarke.
198 E.A.O.W.Clarke, salesman, age 25, born at Annandale, Sydney, NSW; Enl.14Jul1915 at Liverpool, NSW; Emb.25Jun1915; to Gallipoli 16Aug1915 with 18Bn; WIA 22Aug1915 at Gallipoli; to AAMC 04Apr1916; RTA 11Jul1916; returned back from Australia 25Aug1916 and then to France; RTA 23Jan1917 and Disemb.14Apr1917; Disch.08May1917 Medically Unfit.