Army Long Service & Good Conduct Medal, GTRexclude The upper left arm has

The upper left arm has a Cologne (Koln) arm badge sewn in place

contained in contemporary circular red leather case

hallmarks of "Karnet & Kysely

when he was credited with master-minding the success of the Allied Film and Photographic Sections in North-West Europe 1944-45: The Most Excellent Order of the British Empire

he retired on Half Pay on 25 November 1864 and died at Fulham on 28 November 1888

Army Long Service & Good Conduct Medal, GTRexclude The upper left arm hasVictoria 2nd. Type (swivel), large letters, officially engraved: 3299 PTE. A. STONE, 2Nd. Bn. Gr. Gds. Light contact marks, nearly extremely fine. Private Alfred Stone was born in 1818, South Petherton, Somerset, enlisted 30 January 1837. He served in Canada from 1838 to 1842, and was discharged on 26 June 1860, having completed 21 years. British census of 1881 indicates he lived at the time in England while his wife, Ann Stone, lived at Upper St.