United Kingdom. A Royal Army Medical Corps (Ramc) Majors Greatcoat, C.1917 Hold He served throughout the war

He served throughout the war 1914-1919 and at the termination was a Brevet Major

comprising: Prussian War Aid Cross

Gold Grade for 15 Years

in bronzed fein-zink

1913 in Menton on the French Riviera and was buried in the crypt of St Paul's Cathedral

United Kingdom. A Royal Army Medical Corps (Ramc) Majors Greatcoat, C.1917 Hold He served throughout the warThe jackets exterior is fabricated from wool, with two pockets and cuffed sleeves. There two two shoulder pips, the first the British Armys Queens Crown PIP denoting the rank of Major, and the a Order of Bath styled should pip with the Latin Tria Juncta In Uno (translation: Three joined in one) referencing the unification between England, Scotland and Ireland. The buttons are from the British Expeditionary Forces, denoting the RAMC title. They have