WW1 Pair of Medals J. Robinson Northumberland Fusiliers, wounded at the Somme

Lovely clean pair of Victory and War medals for a J.Robinson of the Royal Northumberland Fusiliers. Comes complete with all paperwork ,New Soldiers Record from the Public Records Office. John Robinson joined up 27thg Aug 1914  at 17 yrs of age. Was wounded in July 1916 , which means fighting at the Somme. Lots of information on the chap. This attractive medal pair represents the standard campaign awards issued to British soldiers who served during the First World War, and remains a highly sought-after combination among collectors. Both medals are in very good, clean condition, making them ideal for display or as part of a growing militaria collection. Importantly, this set is accompanied by supporting paperwork, including a New Soldier’s Record sourced from the Public Records Office, adding valuable provenance and historical context to the recipient’s service. A fantastic opportunity to acquire a named and documented WW1 medal pair with strong regimental interest. Key Features: Original WW1 British War Medal and Victory Medal pair Named to J. Robinson Regiment: Royal Northumberland Fusiliers Lovely clean condition Complete with paperwork Includes New Soldier’s Record from the Public Records Office Genuine First World War militaria