***Reserved***WW1. A poignant 'Mesopotamia 1916' casualty pair. Private A. Blackley, Seaforth Highlander... #sherborne Reverse: Legend on four lines:

Reverse: Legend on four lines: “A FRIEND TO FREEDOM & RIGHTS OF MAN

Mintmark hand

Adjustment marks on bust

In silver with blue and red enamel

Fully boxed and certificated as issued by the Royal Mint

***Reserved***WW1. A poignant 'Mesopotamia 1916' casualty pair. Private A. Blackley, Seaforth Highlander... #sherborne Reverse: Legend on four lines:A poignant 'Mesopotamia 1916' casualty pair awarded to Private A. Blackley, Seaforth Highlanders who was mortally wounded in the attempt to relieve Kut in January 1916 British War and Victory Medals (S 2625 Pte. A. Blackley. Sea. Highrs.), nearly extremely fine, with short ribbons. Andrew Blackley was born at Elderslie, Paisley in 1896, the son of John and Jane Blackley, of 1 Wallace Place, Elderslie, Renfrewshire. Enlisting at Johnstone, Renfrewshire