A Wolstanton / Staffordshire & Denbighshire / Wales interest 'Seven-Seas' global Second World War & Post-War South East Asia campaign medal group of 7: Radio OffIcer, Harold Amos, Merchant Navy

- The 1939-1945 Star. No clasp
- The Atlantic Star. No clasp
- The Africa Star. With clasp 'North Africa 1942-43'
- The Burma Star With clasp 'Pacific'
- The Italy Star
- War Medal 1939-45
- Naval General Service Medal 1915-62. GVI 2nd issue& clasp 'S.E. Asia 1945-46' (Radio Officer H. Amos)

The NGSM with official corrections to rank only - and exactly as issued to the recipient

Sold together with:

- Original medal transmittal letter dated from Naval Accounts (a/f)
- Two x riband bars for the campaign stars. These stitched on buckram, with 2 x silver rosettes, and as-worn
 
Medals & Clasps Verification: The medal rolls for post 1945 Naval campaign medals are not in the public domain. However all of the recipients entitlement for all 7 x medals and the 3 x clasps are all confirmed per the extant Board of Trade medal records of campaign medals claimed & issued to British Merchant Navy personnel (the file series held at The National Archives), and a medal transmittal letter as cited below:

- The 1939-1945 Star. No clasp: BT 395/1/1536
- The Atlantic Star. No clasp: BT 395/1/1536
- The Africa Star. With clasp 'North Africa 1942-43': BT 395/1/1536
- The Burma Star With clasp 'Pacific': BT 395/1/1536
- The Italy Star: BT 395/1/1536
- War Medal 1939-45: BT 395/1/1536
- Naval General Service Medal 1915-62. GVI 2nd issue & clasp 'S.E. Asia 1945-46': Medal Transmittal Letter dated from Naval Accounts refers

Harold Amoss is shown in the medal roll as having been born on 31 July 1909, and having the Merchant Navy continuous service / discharge number R. 49591

The name Harold Amos is a unique name in the Board of Trade rolls and records pertaining to the issuance of Second World War Campaign Medals

Harold Amos, son of George Amos (a Foreman Brass Finisher) & Charloote Amos (nee Oakes) was a native of, Wolstanton, Staffordshire, England, where he was born on, 31 July 1909. At the time of the compilation of the 1921 National Census, Harold  is recorded residing with his parents and two sibling elder sisters, Hilda Amos (b. 1898) & Freda Amos (b. 1905), at the family residence located at, 44 Mill House Lane, Wolstanton, Staffordshire. In retirement Harold Amos settled in Clwyd, Wales, where his death was registered at Rhuddlan, Denbighshire, Wales during the third quarter of 1985. At the time of his death he was 76 years of age

Condition: About EF

Code: 25868