A ‘Family’ 1914 Star Trio and Pair awarded to Charles & Clement Sheryer, and a Great War Trio awarded to Flight-Sergeant Jasper Stewart Fraser, Royal Flying Corps, comprising: And: 1914 Star, with tailor’s copy clasp ‘5th Aug.-22nd. Nov. 1914’ (T-25524 Dvr: C. Sheryer, A.S.C.); British War and Victory Medals, 1914-1919 (T-25524 Dvr. C. Sheryer. A.S.C.); And: British War and Victory Medals, 1914-1919 (Sr-236 Pte. C. D. Sheryer. E. Kent R.); And: 1914-15 Star (4120 Cpl. J. S. Fraser, R.F.C.); British War, 1914-1919 (4120. F. Sgt. J. S. Fraser. R.A.F.), Victory Medal, erased; Groups swing-mounted on card for display, generally extremely fine (8) Driver Clement Baker Sheryer (1887-1914), of Beckenham, Kent, served as a Driver with No. 8 Field Ambulance, A.S.C., and died on active service (of uncertain causes) on 31 October 1914 at ‘La Croix Marmuse’. He is buried at Vieille-Chapelle New Military Cemetery, Lacoutre.Private Charles Daniel Sheryer (1877-1942), of Acton, Middlesex, understood to the half-brother of the above, served in the Great War with the 6th Battalion, East Kent Regiment (The Buffs). Offered with copied ‘online’ photograph of the recipient in uniform.Flight-Sergeant Jasper Stewart Fraser, of Dundee, was born c. 1889 and enlisted for service with the Royal Flying Corps on 16 March 1915, having previously served in the R.A.M.C. He rose to the rank of Flight-Sergeant in the R.F.C. on 1 December 1916,seeing service in Cairo, Egypt, and was later transferred to the R.A.F. as Chief Mechanic on 1 April 1918.

Estimate: GBP 150 - 200