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The reverse a set of miniature medals consisting of two First World War campaign medals; the British War Medal, the Victory Medal and the Special Constable Long Service and Good Conduct Medal awarded Major Theophilus Garfield Skyrme retired. These miniature versions of medals are designed to be worn with formal evening wear.

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A set of miniature medals.

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Set of miniature orders and medals

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Reverse of postcard

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