Bronze Plaque for Pte. David SCOTT
c. 1915Rectangle bronze plaque with details of Private SCOTT, KIA at Gallipoli - “No 613 Pte David SCOTT 16th BN Killed in Action Gallipoli 28.4.1915”
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“No 613 / PTE. DAVID SCOTT / 16th BN. / KILLED IN ACTION / GALLIPOLI 28.4.1915”
The brass plaque is part of collection of items handed down through the family of Private David SCOTT, 613. David enlisted on 24/09/1914 and was assigned to the 16th Battalion, B Company. He was killed in action at Gallipoli on the 28/04/1915, aged 25 years. This plaque provides details of his sacrifice.
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- Silver Pendant (925) with Two Glass Protected Portrait Photographs of Brothers – Pte. David SCOTT & Pte. Albert George SCOTT
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- Black & White Photograph of Pte. David SCOTT 613 16th Battalion
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- First World War Bronze “Returned From Active Service” Lapel Pin as issued to Private Albert George SCOTT 892
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