Description
He was wounded by a grenade splinter to the back of the head
Constructed of tan colored diamond patterned tress chevrons on black triangular wool base
During the early stages of the First World War
yam orange cloth cover
United Kingdom. A 1917 For Services on the S.S. Vulture Medal to J. Nicol, by Fattorini & Sons, Bradford, in Gold Hold He was wounded by aA privately made service medal in 9 Karat Gold and blue enamels, the obverse medallion featuring a handshake encircled by the inscription PULL THROUGH, the reverse as been engraved FOR SERVICES RENDERED ON S. S. VULTURE ABERDEEN Mr. J. NICOL 1917, with hallmarks denoting 9 Karat, and 375, with Birmingham anchor and date letter t, also marked on 12 oclock arm FATTORINI & SONS BRADFORD, measures 30. 4 mm (w) x 36. 1 mm (h), weighs 11. 64 grams inclusive
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