First World War Medal Group Issued to Sapper John DENNEY, 142

First World War medal's issued to Sapper John DENNEY, 142, AIF -
a. 1914-15 Star - a 4-pointed bronze medal, ensigned with a crown, crossed swords, oak wreath, cypher of King George V and “1914-15” centered. Medal has original silk ribbon in watered colours of red, white and blue.
b. British War Medal - silver metal round medal fitted on a straight bar securing original ribbon of orange silk, with borders of dark blue, black & white. Medal features the head of King George V with a Latin inscription around the circumference. On the reverse the naked figure of Saint George on horseback facing right and holding a Roman style sword in his right hand, with dates 1914 and 1918 empressed around edge.
c. 1914-1918 Victory Medal impressed to, "142 / SPR. J. DENNEY / 1 SIG.COY A.I.F.", with original silk ribbon of 7 defined colours, representing colours of each allied country. Inside original cardboard box with typed printing, “142./ Spr. J. DENNEY. / 1 Sig. Coy. A.I.F. / 4820/ Decd.”. Also placed inside the box is a cream coloured card with “Killed in Action at Gallipoli Dardanelles”, handwritten in red ink, and in black print, “No. 142 J. DENNEY, / No 4 Section / 1st Divisional Signal Coy. / 1st Australian Division”.