Silver Pendant (925) with Two Glass Protected Portrait Photographs of Brothers – Pte. David SCOTT & Pte. Albert George SCOTT
c. 1915Silver pendant (925), with two glass protected portrait black & white photographs of brothers – Pte David SCOTT & Pte Albert George SCOTT in uniform. Albert with emu feather in his hat identifying him being attached to the 10th Light Horse Regiment. Hoop clasp at top.
Details
Details
Glass has cracked on both sides. “925” silver stamp at underneath bottom of frame.
This pendant is part of a collection handed down through the family of brothers, Pte David SCOTT 613 and Albert George SCOTT 892. Both enlisted for WWI, David was KIA 28/04/1915 at Gallipoli and Albert returned to Australia on 22/01/1917.
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