Original World War One 1914 Mons Star, Pte Coldrick, Gloucestershire Regiment, Died of Wounds Gallantry and Long Service but very similar visually and

but very similar visually and difficult spot any differences

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Very interesting document

An original period item

Original World War One 1914 Mons Star, Pte Coldrick, Gloucestershire Regiment, Died of Wounds Gallantry and Long Service but very similar visually andAn original 1914 "Mons" Star, length of replacement ribbon, correctly named to; 8686 PTE C. COLDRICK. 1 GLOUC: R. Charles Coldrick was entitled to a 14 Star trio, and Silver War Badge, with the MIC noting he was discharged on 11 December 1916. He does not appear in Soldiers Died. He is however buried under a CWGC headstone at Gloucester Old Cemetery, with the inscription GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN on the headstone. He is noted on the Soldier's Register of