United Kingdom. An Afghanistan Medal With Ali Musjid Clasp To Pte W. Bunce GTRexclude while inflicting staggering losses on

while inflicting staggering losses on the enrushing enemy and completely disrupted their plans to invest the Division

insignia stitched in place to the black wool uniform

Anderson was wounded during the Battle of Passchendaele (Third Battle of Ypres) and was admitted to No

light enamel wear to arms and notable chip on reverse 4 o’clock arm

United Kingdom. An Afghanistan Medal With Ali Musjid Clasp To Pte W. Bunce GTRexclude while inflicting staggering losses onInstituted March 19, 1881. In silver, full size, rim engraved 2547 PTE. W. BUNCE, 4TH BN. RIFLE BDE., worn on replacement ribbon with ALI MUSJID clasp, light wear, edge knocks present, remains in very fine condition. Footnote: Private William Bunce is confirmed on the roll for the medal and the clasp.