United Kingdom. A First War Military Cross, Cased, To Lieutenant Victor Carrington Lucas, Royal Field Artillery, Kia During The Battle Of Messines Archive bruising evident on the KSA

bruising evident on the KSA

bareheaded and standing

Footnote/Provenance: This set of Epaulettes belonged to Konstantin von Alvensleben

A Landwehr-Officers-Frack Medal Bar of Seven Awards - Mounted as originally worn German style

United Kingdom. A First War Military Cross, Cased, To Lieutenant Victor Carrington Lucas, Royal Field Artillery, Kia During The Battle Of Messines Archive bruising evident on the KSAGeorge V. (V. C. LUCAS. R. F. A. FESTUBERT MAY 9th 1915.). Naming is engraved on the reverse. Dark patina, pinback is loose versus the original ribbon, extremely fine. In its hardshelled case of issue, Royal crown on the lid, lightly soiled recessed medal bed, scuffing and sticker residue on the exterior, wear evident in the fabric overlying the hinged area, case fair. Footnote: Victor Carrington Lucas was the son of Frederick William Lucas, of 78,