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GSM CHALMERS

GSM CHALMERS

GSM CHALMERS

$865.00

General Service Medal group of four to Caporal Chalmers, Argyle & Sutherland Highlanders.

G.S.M. Officially named to: 25032514 PTE. A.P. CHALMERS  A & SH. Clasp for Northern Ireland

UN Medal for Bosnia unnamed as issued.

Iraq Medal officially named to: 25032514 CPL. A.P. CHALMERS A & SH

Queen’s Golden Jubilee Medal unnamed as issued.

Mounted for wear, very fine.

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