Framed and Glazed Western Front casualty 1914-1915 Star trio and Great War Memorial Plaque awarded to Private J.C. Chamberlain, 3rd Battalion, King’s Royal Rifle Corps who saw service on the Western Front from 20th December 1914 and died of wounds on 5th February 1915. He is now buried in Bailleul Communal Cemetery.
Group of 4: 1914-1915 Star; (8347 PTE. J.C. CHAMBERLAIN. K.R.RIF.C.) British War Medal and Victory Medal; (8347 PTE. J.C. CHAMBERLAIN. K.R.RIF.C.) Great War Memorial Plaque; (JOSEPH CHRISTOPHER CHAMBERLAIN) Housed in a fitted glazed wooden frame.
Condition: Housed in a fitted glazed wooden frame, Nearly Extremely Fine
Jos Christopher Chamberlain was born in Burghfield, Reading and enlisted in Reading before seeing service as a Private (No. 8347) with the 3rd Battalion, King’s Royal Rifle Corps on the Western Front from 20th December 1914 and died of wounds on 5th February 1915, he is now buried in Bailleul Communal Cemetery. He is noted as the son of Charles and Kezia E. Chamberlain of 16 Sulhamstead Road, Burghfield, Berkshire.
