Pair: Sergeant J. Dick, Royal Scots, who was awarded an M.M. and Bar for his gallantry during the Great War

British War and Victory Medals (39352 Sjt. J. Dick. R. Scots.) extremely fine (2) £80-120

M.M. London Gazette 14 May 1919.

M.M. Second Award Bar London Gazette 23 July 1919.

J. Dick was native of Motherwell, Scotland, and served during the Great War as a Sergeant with the 6th Battalion, Royal Scots. After the war he resided at 10 Oxford Terrace, Brotton Road, Carlin How, Yorkshire.

Sold with the following original documentation: Fourth Army Commander’s Certificate of Congratulation on the occasion of the award of the recipient’s M.M., dated 15 February 1919; letter of congratulation written by the Town Clerk of Motherwell to the recipient on the occasion of the award of his M.M., dated 4 July 1919; post war correspondence between the Infantry Record Office and recipient relating to his M.M. and Bar; newspaper cuttings.