Memorial plaque to Frederick Bell

The Bell brothers from Westbury Park both joined up. Frederick joined the London Regiment as a private and went out to France in December 1915. He was killed on 7 October 1916, aged 20 years, and is buried in Warlencourt British Cemetery. O.4554

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Summary

: O.4554

: Numismatics

: commemorative medal

: Bronze death plaque with Britannia and lion, named to Frederick Donald Linnell Bell, as official memorial to the dead of WWI.

Memorial plaque to Frederick Bell

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: Britannia standing facing right, holding trident and wreath. Lion standing at her feet, dolphins beside her. Exergue: [British] lion killing the [German] eagle HE DIED FOR FREEDOM AND HONOUR

: 15th Batallion, London Regiment

: Preston, Mr Edward Carter

: London, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland (UK) / England, Northern Europe, Europe

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: Bell, Frederick Donald Linnell

: World War I

: Bristol, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland (UK) / England, Northern Europe, Europe

: 55 Linden Road

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