Original World War One 1914/15 Star, Lance Cpl Taylor, South Lancashire Regiment World War Two a square with blue/yellow/red/blue horizontal

a square with blue/yellow/red/blue horizontal stripes (the Ox and Bucks Regimental flash)

An original British Brodie helmet

An original World War One era medal pair

The blue felt backing was used to denote the wearer had seen combat and was either worn as a backed for the usual metal wings

Light yellow lettering on a royal blue background

Original World War One 1914/15 Star, Lance Cpl Taylor, South Lancashire Regiment World War Two a square with blue/yellow/red/blue horizontalAn original British 1914 15 Star Medal, length of replacement ribbon, correctly named to; 2089 L. CPL. W. TAYLOR. S. LAN. R. William Taylor was entitled to a 15 trio having arrived in theatre on 12 February 1915. He was awarded entitled to a Silver War Badge.