Question about WW1 overseas service stripes

[Garth Thompson]

This set of overseas service stripes came with a nice straight 1914 trio to 1/4 Suffolk Regiment. I'm familiar with a red stripe indicating service before 12/31/14 but I've not seen a green one before.
Any help much appreciated thanks,
Garth

[Mons 1914]

And blue for 1915 onwards.


Not 100% sure but could pre war enlistment serving with a certain unit battalion/headquarters/staff.

Scott

[Marc Sherriff]

Is Canadian, or Australian?

[chippler]

Suffolk regiment is English I think?

- Chris

[uscob]

Suffolk regiment is English I think?

- Chris

You're sure?

What about Perth, is it in Scotland or Australia? Maybe there is also a Suffolk in the middle of Africa.

[chippler]

You're sure?

What about Perth, is it in Scotland or Australia? Maybe there is also a Suffolk in the middle of Africa.

touche'. Geography was never my strongpoint haha

- Chris

[Richard Woods]

Raf/rfc

Aren't these for the RAF/RFC. I'm away from by bookshelves so can't be entirely sure.

[Garth Thompson]

Aren't these for the RAF/RFC. I'm away from by bookshelves so can't be entirely sure.

That might be the case as there was some family lore he joined the RAF after WW1. I have his 1914 trio but the medals are all named to A.R.WNYARD SUFFOLK REGT.

[Old Smelly]

Aren't these for the RAF/RFC. I'm away from by bookshelves so can't be entirely sure.

I too thought that they might be RFC or early RAF, I'm sure I've read it somewhere but can't remember where.
Lee