Casualty Service and Paybook Collection

The Viking · Jan 10, 2021

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Mike, they turn up in lots of places mostly Ebay but also auction houses, militaria dealers and shows and general antique/collectable shops - I have aways been fascinated by these as unlike most items issues to a service person these are distinctly personnel and went with the person wherever they went. They have a tracable history and are of a size from a varienty of sources but the internet is a great resource - forums like this being a real help.

Saintconor, I do have ones to Thomas McCarthey, William Sharkey & Arthur Saxton their service numbers are from the Royal Innisking Fusilier block - would you like me to dig out more details? its not always easy to tell someones unit its only really the other paperwork that comes with them that tends to give the unit.

Thanks

Alistair
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Hi what an amazing collection and it is nice to see someone them saving them from being neglected and lost.

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