THE LAURIE OSBORNE ESTATE MEDAL COLLECTION
Monday, 25 May - Monday, 8 June 2026
WWI trio to ANZAC Charles Claude Craig 12/71 NZEF Sergt. Auck Infty Bn. Main Body. Egypt and Gallipoli (wounded),
Realised: $420 plus premium
Lot Details
Lot comprises: 114-15 Star, British War Medal and Victory Medal. Enlisted 15 Aug 1914. In August 1915 suffered influenza, GS wound and enteric fever. Discharged 22 April 1916. AWWM printout, NZ Archives printout. Provenance: Laurie Osborne Collection
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