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A family casualty set of two First War medal groups with bronze memorial plaques to The Nichols
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A family casualty set of two First War medal groups with bronze memorial plaques to The Nichols Brothers of St. Stevens, Cornwall :- 1914/15 star trio awarded to No. 18361 Pte. W. Nichols with bronze memorial plaque (William Nichols) - 1st DCLI, killed in action 29/07/1916 together with First War pair of medals awarded to No. 21417 Pte. G. Nichols with bronze memorial plaque (Gordon Nichols) 10/DCLI killed in action 03/12/1917 together with a DCLI cap badge
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A family casualty set of two First War medal groups with bronze memorial plaques to The Nichols Brothers of St. Stevens, Cornwall :- 1914/15 star trio awarded to No. 18361 Pte. W. Nichols with bronze memorial plaque (William Nichols) - 1st DCLI, killed in action 29/07/1916 together with First War pair of medals awarded to No. 21417 Pte. G. Nichols with bronze memorial plaque (Gordon Nichols) 10/DCLI killed in action 03/12/1917 together with a DCLI cap badge
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Poldice Valley
Redruth
Cornwall
TR16 5PZ
United Kingdom
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