Memorial Plaque - Cpl.gowan, Kia Vimy Rdige certificate_of_authenticity 1877 in Tweed

1877 in Tweed

he was admitted to the Royal Naval Hospital Stonehouse for a carbunkle on his neck

twenty-eight men lost their lives

seven years in 1944

nine months and five days of service

Memorial Plaque - Cpl.gowan, Kia Vimy Rdige certificate_of_authenticity 1877 in TweedIn bronze, (IAN DALGLEISH GOWAN). Very crisp detail, high relief, extremely fine. Accompanied by The War Graves of the British Empire Register (Roclincourt Valley Group of Cemeteries), 44 pages, complete with listings and maps inside; and a note from the Imperial War Graves Commission, dated May 19, 1926 addressed to his mother accompaning the Register. Footnote: Ian Dalgleish Gowan (350731) was born in 1897, the third and youngest son of John and