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Collector/researcher, Great War enthusiast, militaria, medals purchased,collections purchased , website temporarily closed

Leicestershire
Joined August 2017
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@apg1916
WW1LEICESTERTIGERS
7 days
Further to my rant about the melting down of silver war medals, this came up cheap on eBay, seller gave no name or regiment so I ‘saved’ it…. I’m so glad I did
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@apg1916
WW1LEICESTERTIGERS
1 month
Purchased for the price of a average plaque, a DCM recipient who died of flu during the occupation of Germany post war, strange that collectors leave alone because he wasn’t killed in battle and a sad way for him to die after doing so much
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@apg1916
WW1LEICESTERTIGERS
5 months
On this day 1916 the 1st btn Leicestershire regiment lost approximately 150 men at the quadrilateral at Ginchy (Somme) inc William Buckingham VC
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@apg1916
WW1LEICESTERTIGERS
6 months
New image
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@apg1916
WW1LEICESTERTIGERS
6 months
This is how I keep my plaques/medals and how they deserve to be displayed and researched
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@apg1916
WW1LEICESTERTIGERS
7 months
Would anybody have any idea as to what This 2 and the colours are for, clearly a American made helmet Great War period m17
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@sommecourt
Paul Reed
8 months
#DDay81: When I visited Normandy for the first time in 1979 with my Dad we met Major John Howard DSO outside the Gondrée Café. By this time 81 years ago he and his men had taken the key bridges and the code words Ham & Jam signalling their capture filled the radio network.
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@apg1916
WW1LEICESTERTIGERS
9 months
A unsurprisingly unique named plaque and nice image with his brothers, one of which also fell in the Great War
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@apg1916
WW1LEICESTERTIGERS
9 months
This card has ‘Basil, 1915 on the reverse with a Rugby photographer, easily identified, 1st Birmingham pals battalion, Warwickshire regiment.
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@apg1916
WW1LEICESTERTIGERS
10 months
Spotted today at Clovelly, it’s touching to think of George walking out of the village for the last time and knowing exactly where he was killed having been there on numerous occasions
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@apg1916
WW1LEICESTERTIGERS
10 months
I am a lucky fella at times, a recent purchase, a specimen Great War memorial plaque made in 1919 (MCMXIX) before mass production with names added later
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@apg1916
WW1LEICESTERTIGERS
11 months
Spotted this in the Somme mud on the site of a German redoubt, a Belgian 10 cents dated 1905, interestingly there are two extra holes in the coin, was this worn on a necklace as a good luck charm? Maybe picked up in Belgium in 1915, if only it could talk.
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@apg1916
WW1LEICESTERTIGERS
1 year
Nice condition fuses found over the last two days, 3 British and the bottom right is German
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@apg1916
WW1LEICESTERTIGERS
1 year
Found on the Somme a few days ago, a British CAMWAL mineral/soda bottle and German shot glass, amazing to have survived the plough for this long (almost)
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@TrenchTrotter
Tim Thurlow
1 year
A lot of walking involved here. All surface finds. Oh what stories. This is 35 odd years finds.
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@Ri315e
315e RI
1 year
Now & Then
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@apg1916
WW1LEICESTERTIGERS
1 year
Latest purchase, Harry dunnaker, to France with BEF 26/8/14 shot in the right knee joint going to the trenches on xmas day 1914 at rue de epinette nr Richebourg, this probably saved his life as it was the end of his war, he lived to 73
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@PeterJones37
Peter Jones
2 years
KIA #onthisday attacking Bazentin #Somme - 2nd Lt Eric Gutteridge. Leicester Reg, but a #Southampton boy. Family ran a toy shop, he attended @KESSouthampton. Commemorated on @CWGC Thiepval Memorial @apg1916 #ww1 #lestweforget
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@apg1916
WW1LEICESTERTIGERS
2 years
14th July 1916 was the Leicestershire regiments service battalions attack on bazentin le petit wood and village, a successful but costly battle
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@apg1916
WW1LEICESTERTIGERS
2 years
A typical medal purchase with the silver war medal having been sold for scrap decades ago, some collectors run a mile from a ‘broken’ group, to me it adds to the story
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