WWI
WWI Victory. Oliver Oswald Drummond. Royal Navy. 3 periods in cells. Born Newcastle, Northumberland. HMS Chester, HMS Concord & HMS Europa
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A ww1 victory on short original ribbon named to j48787 o o Drummond a b r n .
Oliver oswald Drummond was born at Newcastle, Northumberland 23rd July 1899.
A postman by occupation he joined the Royal Navy as boy class 2 in Jan 1916 .
He served on various ships during ww1 and up to 1928 .
Oliver spend time in cells on more than one occasion overstaying leave and acts in prejudice of good order and discipline.
1939 a travelling salesman by occupation staying at the church army , labour home , lodging hostel at 187 Marylebone Rd, w1 .
He died at bexley in London April 1971 .
Some bruising to victory as pictured .
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