Official document accompanying the 1914-15 Star medal, conferred upon Patrick Drury after his death.

Obtuse (verso) of War Service medal, Victory medal and 1915 medal given to Thomas McDonald, Regiment no. 9197. The British War Medal and the Victory medal were both designed by William McMillan; the silver British War Medal was struck by the Royal Mint while the Victory medal (copper medal lacquered in bronze) was struck in Woolwich Arsenal with Wright & Son Manufacturer.

Front || 1914 Star service medal earned by Buchanan and sent to his next of kin after the war. The 1914 Star was only issued to those who served in the first year of the war. Service medals were usually delivered in the post, unlike gallantry awards recognising acts of bravery which were sometimes awarded formally in person. Most service medals were received after the war. As Buchanan did not survive the war, his medals were sent to his next of kin.