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In particular note the shape of the E's
This is referenced in the unit war diary on 24 April 1918 which seems to have followed heavy action between 21-31 March
Excellent quality reproduction Combined Operation insignia
Waist - 17 inches (so 32" to 34")
many of whom did not even realise the US had lost the war
Original World War One 1914/15 Star, Pte Steward, Suffolk R., Killed in Action, Battle of the Somme Clasps In particular note the shapeAn original 1914 15 Star, length of original ribbon, correctly named to; 8469 PTE. P. W. STEWARD. SUFF. R. Percy Steward is recorded on CWGC as having been killed in action on 13 November 1916 whilst serving with the 2nd Battlation. The war diary shows them attached to the 3rd Division at this time and on the 13th were involved in an attack on Serre. There is a lot of detail on the attack in the war diary, which is on Ancestry or the National