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Medal - Medal Military, GVR 4679 Pte T.W Dynes, 1917
Significance
Awarded to PTE t (Terrence) W.Dynes 23 Aust INF enlisted at Richmond Victoria 14 Feb 1916 Died of desease in United Kingdom 29 Oct 1918 Commonwealth gazette 15 dated 4 Feb 1919
Physical description
Circular medal, single suspension bar GVR approx 65mm of ribbon;Blue/white/red/white/red/white/blue. Obverse - head of GVR -georgivs v britt oan rex et ind imp. Reverse - laurel wreath outer edge;kings crown GVR cypher "for bravery in the field" 4679 PTE T.W Dynes 23 Aust inf engraved around rim
Inscriptions & markings
4679 PTE T.W Dynes 23 Aust inf engraved around rim
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