Ashantee Medal To R. J. Lapham Archive it is interesting to note

it is interesting to note that the centre of this badge portrays the badge of the order rather than the usual three crowns

the capfree of moth invasion and fabric interruptions

an Army Commendation Medal Oak Leaf Cluster Citation (to Colonel John J

Wells proceeded overseas to France for "Invicta" on February 28

A 1910 Queen`s Own Rifles 50th Anniversary Medal - Bronze in enamels

Ashantee Medal To R. J. Lapham Archive it is interesting to note1 Clasp COOMASSIE ([1072 2nd Class S. S.] R. J. LAPHAM, A. S. C, 1873 4). Naming is officially engraved, number and rank have been removed due to promotion, otherwise very fine. Accompanied by assorted research papers. Footnote: One of seventy one medals awarded to men of the A. S. C., of which only ten of them were entitled to the COOMASSIE clasp. Robert John Lapham was born in April 1847 and served in the ranks for over seventeen years before being