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United Kingdom. A First War C.M.G and Gallipoli D.S.O. Miniature Bar to Lieutenant Colonel N. St. C. Campbell, who commanded the 13th Battery, RFA, at the Gallipoli Landings  Auction Archive Pembroke II on May 28th

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United Kingdom. A First War C.M.G and Gallipoli D.S.O. Miniature Bar to Lieutenant Colonel N. St. C. Campbell, who commanded the 13th Battery, RFA, at the Gallipoli Landings Auction Archive Pembroke II on May 28th Pembroke II on May 28th and to the Cruiser Boedicia on June 10th the obverse bears a red machine embroidered “507” and has three silver coloured rank pips and a single silver coloured metal tress signifying Leutnant rank

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