Machine Gun Corps Military Medal Grouping out of wood work

[NBolinger]

picked this up this weekend d, the guys name was Thomas Bond Mason he was with the 64th Coy Machine Gunner Corps, thats what the rim of the medals say, neat little group.

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[RobDekk]

Nice find!!! Found locally in Florida?

[ROBB]

Very nice MM group . Rob

[paddywhack]

GREAT group looks like he won it in 1918

https://www.thegazette.co.uk/London/...839plement/839

heres his medal index card,the round siler badge is is the british war service badge,it was awarded for wounds sickness in service! iv posted the roll of this badge!

[paddywhack]

il see what else i can find out about him

[NBolinger]

thank you thank you so much for the help

Thank you for your time and help and time. I also have his sons medals and he was a pilot and won the Air Force Cross.

[paddywhack]

so looks like he was born in Lancashire in 1897 and died in 1982 in Lancashire!!!cant find any census entries but ll have a deeper look i do see his gazette entry for 1918 he was listed as living in kendal which is cumbria!

[paddywhack]

Thank you for your time and help and time. I also have his sons medals and he was a pilot and won the Air Force Cross.

no problem!glad to help!could you post his details and il see what i can find on the son!