WWI British Medal group - Named

[MAP]

Hope you all enjoy this.

Got this today with some left over $$ I had from the local militaria show....

It is named to PTE. A. Coutts of the Gord. Highrs.

Can anyone tell me anything about these and what the 4000 stands for? Anyway I can research this gentleman?

All medals are named.

Can post more pics if necessary.

Thanks!

Michael

[kradman]

Nice medals the 4000 looks to be his service number

[John Brandon]

pip sweak and wilfred, nice set 14/15 star, so he may well have been in from the start....... you might be able to grab service documents and MIC here:

Ancestry.co.uk - Redirect

As far as i can ascertain, he is not listed as a casualty

[harryamb2]

a nice set of medals to get.

[John Brandon]

Here you go, Free of charge

[MAP]

Here you go, Free of charge

Just got back from my sons soccer match....This is great! Thanks for the research.

Not sure if I overpaid...It was $100. But eitherway I now know a bit about him. Thanks for all the help!

Michael

[Jerry B]

A trio to a Scottish infantry regiment would usually cost a bit more than you paid, probably nearer double or more.

[Mark Holden]

A very good price for a Scottish Infantry trio!

Just got back from my sons soccer match....This is great! Thanks for the research.

Not sure if I overpaid...It was $100. But eitherway I now know a bit about him. Thanks for all the help!

Michael

[BobS]

Just got back from my sons soccer match....This is great! Thanks for the research.

Not sure if I overpaid...It was $100. But eitherway I now know a bit about him. Thanks for all the help!

Michael

That's a GREAT price! You'd be lucky to buy a WWI pair for that price, let alone a trio to a highly collected regiment. Congratulations.

BobS

[Adrian Stevenson]

You have done well!