WW1. Silver War Badge. Carvick. R.A.M.C. #sherborne High grade examples

High grade examples

with almond eyes and lys-tipped sceptre

Size and weight of coin may vary from 27 to 31

1916 at BedfordHorace’s parents were Andrew and Elizabeth

gold Toman of reduced weight

WW1. Silver War Badge. Carvick. R.A.M.C. #sherborne High grade examplesBadge number 469886. William Thomas Carvick served from 10 1 1912 to his discharge as unfit on 27 3 1919. He joined the war in France on 7 11 1915 . He was reported missing in May 1918 and was taken Prisoner of War. He was released home to Liverpool on 11 1 1919 but died the next year. The details below are copied from the War Graves website. CORPORAL WILLIAM THOMAS CARVICK Service Number: 339047 Regiment & Unit Ship Royal Army Medical Corps 2nd (West