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S (Acting company quarter master sergeant)
Toned uncirculated with a striking dark rainbow tone to the reverse
26th Jan 1914
Some pick marks
These coins circulated in the Ireland and the Isle of Man in the 1670's before being transported to western New Jersey by Mark Newby (or Newbie) an English Quaker from Northumberland
WW1. 1914-15 star trio. Heath. RN. Died in active service. S (Acting company quarter masterThree: Signaller R. Heath, Royal Navy 1914 15 Star (J. 9791 R. Heath. Sig. R. N.); British War and Victory Medals (J. 9791 R. Heath. Sig. R. N.), Extremely fine, and mounted for display. Robert Heath was born at Putney, London on 4 November 1894 and joined the Royal Navy as a Boy in September 1910, a telegraph messenger by trade. He was invalided from the service with tuberculosis on 10 February 1916. A silver war badge was issued on 20th October 16,
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