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WW1 1914/15 Star Medal to an Asst. Paymaster, RNR (of Gallipoli interest)

$ 43.26

Availability: 23 in stock
  • Original/Reproduction: Original
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: United Kingdom
  • Region of Origin: Great Britain
  • Theme: Militaria
  • Conflict: WW I (1914-18)
  • Modified Item: No

    Description

    WW1 1914/15 Star Medal to an Asst. Paymaster, RNR (Probably at Gallipoli on HMS Talbot)
    ASST. PAYMR. H.C. SARGENT.
    R.N.R.
    Henry Charles, 1916 Navy List show serving on HMS Talbot, a Light Cruiser (which served at Gallipoli), The 1919 Navy List shows serving on HMS Orion (Battleship).
    NVF Polished Condition, replaced ribbon.
    (can supply ecopies of Navy Lists to the buyer on request)
    Some more info on HMS Talbot:
    During the First World War she was assigned to Cruiser Force G and the 12 Cruiser Squadron operating in the English Channel. In September 1914 she captured a German merchant ship. On 27 March 1915 she arrived at the island of Tenedos for the Dardanelles and participated in the Battle of Gallipoli. Talbot was initially attached to the First Battle Squadron of the fleet and supported the landings at the tip of the Peninsula. On 26 April she supported the battleship HMS Goliath during attempts to support the landing on "Y Beach". In June she was the Senior Naval Officers' ship at Gaba Tepe, and during the Suvla landings she was the flagship of the 3rd Squadron. She remained at Gallipoli throughout the campaign, and covered the evacuation of Anzac beach in December 1915 and of Helles in January 1916.
    In May 1916 Talbot was operating off the East African coast as part of the Cape Command. In January 1917 she was at Kiswere (Tanzania), when the second period of German commerce raids began and in 1918 she was off the Cape of Good Hope.
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