First World War Kitchener's Command Medallion
1916Bronze medallion with Kitchener's profile on the front and inscriptions on the reverse.
A bronze medallion created in Australia to commemorate Lord Kitchener's involvement during the First World War. The date refers to his untimely death by drowning when the ship he was on hit a German mine.
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On front circling Kitchener's profile "HONOUR THE BRAVE / IN OUR MEMORY HE LIVES"
On reverse "KITCHENER'S COMMAND / June 6th 1916 / "TO US ALL CARRY ON SOLDIER AND MAN CLOSED HIS LIFE"
Part of the "Moir" collection. Local family.
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