A Royal Air Force Warrant Officer's campaign and long service medal group of 6: Chief Technician William Fergus, Royal Air Force

- The 1939-1945 Star. No clasp
- The Africa Star. With clasp 'N. Africa 1942-43'
- Defence Medal
- War Medal
- GSM 1918. EIIR 'Cyprus' (1347850 Sgt. W. Fergus. R.A.F.)
- Royal Air Force LS&GC. EIIR issue (1347850 Ch. Tech. Sgt. W. Fergus. R.A.F.)

Sold together with:

- RAF Form 856b. Certificate of Qualifcations
- Royal Air Force cloth blazer badge

Medal verification: All medals and clasps verified as entitled as listed on the accompanying 'Certificate of Qualifications'

William Fergus, was born on 10 July 1920. He joined the Royal Air Force on, 16 April 1941. Prior to joining the Royal Air Force he had been employed as a 'Plumber'. He was classifed as a Coppersmith/Sheet Metal Worker. The highest service examination he attained was RAF Education Test Part 11, on 23 October 1950. Fergus took his final discharge from the Royal Air Force on 6 February 1975. William Fergus is recorded as having died in North Yorkhire, England, sometime during the last quarter of 1999

The medals mounted in the swing-style and as-worn by the recipient. The silk ribands suspended from a mounting bar that retains its orignal long hinge dpin and clasp fittings

Condition: Medals about EF

Code: 22744