WW2. Group of 5. Stapley. R.E.M.E #sherborne Typical adjustment marks to the

Typical adjustment marks to the obverse edge but an excellent reverse

struck AD 72

mint name)

Obverse: Peacock left

remaining there until the end of the war

WW2. Group of 5. Stapley. R.E.M.E #sherborne Typical adjustment marks to theFive: Staff Sergeant D. T. Stapley, R. E. M. E. 1939 45 Star; France and Germany Star; Defence and British War Medals; Efficiency Medal, Territorial, G. VI. R. (870494 S. Sjt. D. T. Stapley. R. E. M. E.), polished, mounted for wear, good very fine. Desmond Theodore Stapley was born at Bristol in 1921. Anecdotal evidence from the family has him as an employee of the Keynsham Paper Mill, where he worked for over 45 years. Stapley joined the Royal