Memorial plaque to Harold Bell

The Bell brothers from Westbury Park both joined up. Harold joined the Worcestershire Regiment and was promoted to 2nd Lieutenant. He was listed as missing in France, possibly a prisoner, on 2 December 1917, but later listed as believed killed, aged 28 years. He has no known grave. O.4555

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Summary

: O.4555

: Numismatics

: commemorative medal

: Bronze death plaque with Britannia and lion, named to Harold Stormont Bell, as official memorial to the dead of WWI

Memorial plaque to Harold 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

: 2nd/8th Batallion Worcestershire Regiment

: Preston, Mr Edward Carter

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

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: Bell, Harold Stormont

: World War I

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

: 55 Linden Road

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