Great War Western Front casualty and Special Constabulary Long Service and Good Conduct group awarded to Private J.G. Barnett, Durham Light Infantry who was listed as wounded in the War Office Daily List of 29th November 1917 and would later see service as a Corporal in the 488th Field Company, Royal Engineers and finally as a Special Constable with the United Kingdom Special Constabulary.
Group of 3: British War Medal and Victory Medal; (77069 PTE. J.G. BARNETT. DURH. L.I.) Special Constabulary Long Service and Good Conduct Medal; Geo VI 1st type bust; (JOHN G. BARNETT.) loose-mounted for wear.
Condition: loose-mounted for wear, Nearly Extremely Fine
John Glynne Barnett was born in Leighton Buzzard and initially saw service as a Private (No. 77069) with the Durham Light Infantry and was listed as wounded in the War Office Daily List on 29th November 1917, and later saw service as a Corporal (No. 522625) with the 488th Field Company, Royal Engineers.
Barnett would later see service as a Special Constable with the United Kingdom Special Constabulary.
