WW1. 1914-15 star trio. Heath. RN. Died in active service. Most have some mint lustre

Most have some mint lustre

Clear portrait and better reverse

the Victory a short replacement ribbon

Awarded for: Participation in the Battle of Berlin

An attractive 'Crown' Issued in

WW1. 1914-15 star trio. Heath. RN. Died in active service. Most have some mint lustreThree: Signaller R. Heath, Royal Navy 1914 15 Star (J. 9791 R. Heath. Sig. R. N.); British War and Victory Medals (J. 9791 R. Heath. Sig. R. N.), Extremely fine, and mounted for display. Robert Heath was born at Putney, London on 4 November 1894 and joined the Royal Navy as a Boy in September 1910, a telegraph messenger by trade. He was invalided from the service with tuberculosis on 10 February 1916. A silver war badge was issued on 20th October 16,