Wwi 1914/15 To L/Cpl Caston - 6Th London Reg. Newly Listed Thirty-six people died in the

Thirty-six people died in the accident

Queen's Own Rifles in 1884

Mounted to a trapezoid-shaped metal-framed suspension with swing bar pinback

he was evacuated to France on August 28th and admitted to hospital at the Mediterranean port of Marseilles on the 29th

Wwi 1914/15 To L/Cpl Caston - 6Th London Reg. Newly Listed Thirty-six people died in theWWI 1914 15 to L Cpl Caston 6th London Reg. (2069. L CPL. E. G. F. CASTON, 6 LOND. R.). Naming is officially impressed. Cleaned, original ribbon, better than extremely fine. Accompanied by copies of his Index Card (acknowledging his eligibility for the 1914 15 Star, BWM and VM) and three pages from the London Gazette. Footnote: Ernest George Frederick Caston was born in Brockley, Surrey, England in 1892, the son of Alexandra Beatrice Caston. He was