Wwi 1914 Star - Lieutenant Royal Scots Fusiliers, Kia Auction Archive and the Infantry Commander informed

and the Infantry Commander informed me that he was unable to push forward any further as his men were exhausted

and died at Givenchy as a result of his wounds on 16th July 1915

Naval General Service Medal - George V

006 other ranks

Wwi 1914 Star - Lieutenant Royal Scots Fusiliers, Kia Auction Archive and the Infantry Commander informedWWI 1914 Star 5th AUG. 22nd NOV. 1914 (LIEUT: C. J. LYON. R. SC: FUS.). Naming is officially impressed. Crisp detail, nice patina, oxidzation mark near the wreath at 3 o'clock, original ribbon, very fine. Accompanied by a research paper. Footnote: Charles James Lyon was the son of Walter F. K. and Isabella R. Lyon of Tantallon Lodge, North Berwick, Scotland. He was Mentioned in Despatches, as it was noted that he was Killed in Action, on November 13,