Navy Marksmanship Lanyard - Torpedo certificate_of_authenticity Nicholas Davey enrolled into the

Nicholas Davey enrolled into the Canterbury Divison of the Lyttleton Naval Artillery Volunteers on 8 February 1884

The Royal Marine Brigade landed in early October 1914 and immediately went to the defence of Antwerp

three CEF Identification Tags (two bakelite: one octagonal and one round

" 2nd Class Air Mechanic Pitcher was awarded the Military Medal

a list accompanying the original group of medals (not included with the MBE) indicating he was the recipient of the 1939-45 Star

Navy Marksmanship Lanyard - Torpedo certificate_of_authenticity Nicholas Davey enrolled into theAward 4; dark blue lanyard with gilded interwoven thread, non magnetic gilt metal shield attached at the top (40x48mm); torpedo attached to the other end (non magnetic gilded metal, 54mm in length). Very good quality lanyard, finely crafted torpedo, in very fine condition. Very rare lanyard awarded for torpedo proficiency to torpedo man torpedo coxswain.