1914 Star and clasp trio and Army Long Service and Good Conduct Medal group awarded to Gunner, later Battery Quarter Master Serjeant A. St. J. Chadwick, 3rd Brigade Royal Horse Artillery who served on the Western Front from 15th August 1914 and later served as an Acting Serjeant, 4th Brigade, Royal Field Artillery.
Group of 4: 1914 Star and original clasp; (72025 GNR: A.ST. J. CHADWICK. R.H.A.) British War Medal and Victory Medal; (72025 CPL. A. ST. J. CHADWICK. R.A.) Army Long Service and Good Conduct Medal, GVR, Ind.Imp with fixed Regular Army Suspender; (1031200 B.Q.M. SJT. A. ST. CHADWICK. R.A.) court-mounted for display.
Condition: court-mounted for display, Good Very Fine
Arthur St. John Chadwick was born in Derby and attested at Bedford on 30th October 1913 and saw service as a Gunner, later Corporal with the 3rd Brigade, Royal Horse Artillery on the Western Font from 15th August 1914 and later served as an Acting Serjeant with the 4th Brigade, Royal Field Artillery. At the time of the 1939 Register he was living in Gillingham, Kent.
