British War Medal (2061 PTE. G. CAWLEY. R.SUSS.R.); Victory Medal (2061 PTE. G. CAWLEY. R.SUSS.R.); India General Service Medal clasp North West Frontier 1935 (2308711 SJT. G. CAWLEY. R. TANK C.); Defence Medal; Jubilee 1935 Medal; Army Long Service & Good Conduct Medal GVR bar Regular Army (2308711 SJT C. CAWLEY. R.TANK.C.); Police Exemplary Service Medal QEIIR (CONST. GEORGE CAWLEY) - with a scarce EVIIR War Department Constabulary Badge and a Worthing Education Committee medal for 2 years attendance - G. Cawley.
George Cawley hailed from Worthing in Sussex. He served in WWI with the 2/Royal Sussex Regt and was reported Wounded in Action with them on 23.7.1916. He later transferred to the Royal Engineers with no.s 245562 and 619531. Post-war he joined the Royal Tank Corps seeing service with them on the North West Frontier in 1935, as part of the 11th Armoured Car Company, RTC. He had been awarded his LSGCM in 1934 and earned the 1935 Jubilee Medal as part of the 11th Royal Tank Corps.
His address for many years was 2 Melrose Terrace, Elm Grove
He later joined the Police and was awarded their Exemplary Service Medal.
Medals are in good condition unless indicated otherwise. Sold together with copied research.
