Null KING OF GREAT BRITAIN GEORGE VI
United Kingdom 1895-1952

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KING OF GREAT BRITAIN GEORGE VI United Kingdom 1895-1952 Recognition of military merits to second lieutenant Joseph Henry Wilson. 1941 Period document Signed in ink Return address from the Royal Army Service Corps dated April 30, 1941 Measurements 30.5 x 40.5 cm

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KING OF GREAT BRITAIN GEORGE VI United Kingdom 1895-1952 Recognition of military merits to second lieutenant Joseph Henry Wilson. 1941 Period document Signed in ink Return address from the Royal Army Service Corps dated April 30, 1941 Measurements 30.5 x 40.5 cm

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