A Memorial Cross To The 26Th Infantry; Kia At The Battle Of Amiens certificate_of_authenticity " and officially posted to

" and officially posted to the 8th Battalion

1914-1920 - Bronze Issue - issued to labour battalions (NO

He first went to France on July 25

held off repeated ground assaults by superior forces and so inspired their fellow infantrymen to hold their line

He retired from the Sherwood Foresters on December 19

A Memorial Cross To The 26Th Infantry; Kia At The Battle Of Amiens certificate_of_authenticity " and officially posted toA Memorial Cross to the 26th Infantry; KIA at the Battle of Amiens George V (818241 Pte Wm T. MULDOWNEY). Naming is engraved. Very crisp detail, contact marks, better than very fine. Accompanied by copies of his Index Cards, Attestation Paper, Service Records, Medical Records (including a sketch of his gun shot wound stitching) and Pay Records. Footnote: John (referred to as "William T") Muldowney was born in April 1898 in Winchester, Hants, England.