The British War Medal Of Lt. Comm. R.v. Southwell Newly Listed " The medical authorities estimated

" The medical authorities estimated that he was to have a 35% reduction in his capacity to earn a livelihood in the untrained labour market and that he would not be able to resume his former trade of Chauffeur

maker marked "MAPPINS" and marked "STERLING" on the reverse

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with Four clasps

The British War Medal Of Lt. Comm. R.v. Southwell Newly Listed " The medical authorities estimated(LT. COMMR. R. V. Southwell. R. N. V. R.) Naming is officially impressed, heavily bruised, fair. Footnote: Southwell served in the Royal Navy,, Army as well as the Royal Flying Corps during the First World War. A professor later in life, he is well documented. Interestingly, he was an advisor in designing the ill fated R101.