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An unusual countermark that I haven't seen before
Some striking weakness
very fineGeoffrey Hubert Brown was born at Barry
Metal flaw above the crown
He enlisted at East Grinstead (Forest Row) and he was killed in action on 10/11 April 1917
WW1. BWM & Victory pair. May. R.A. #sherborne An unusual countermark that IBritish War and Victory Medals (47730 Gnr. J. I. May. R. A.) John Isaac May served in Kamerun (Cameroon) on 4 August 1915 with the Royal Garrison Artillery. He served as a Gunner before subsequently transferring to the 12th Battalion, Bedfordshire and Hertfordshire Regiment where he worked as a Private. In Kamerun he was discharged due to 'sickness' on 3 July 1917. For his war service, he was further entitled to the 1914 15 Star and Silver War Badge.
