Ancestry and WW1 Records

[Scott_F]

Due to a bereavement I have been asked to dispose of two sets of WW1 medals.

The medals have no family attachment to me and I have merely agreed to sell them.

Having looked on Ebay, it would seem that a copy of the soldier's medal records is desirable and these are available through Ancestry and possibly other sites.

I don't want to join Ancestry (despite their trial period) and I was wondering if anybody here who is already a member would be willing to download the two men's records and forward them to me as an e-mail attachment.

Unlike WW2 medals, those from the Great War have a name and number on them so there will be no need for a long search.

Any help will be much appreciated.

 

[Paul/]

does this official site have what you want?...

British Army medal index cards 1914-1920 | The National Archives

...some items may incur a charge whichever route you trace them.

 

[Scott_F]

does this official site have what you want?...

British Army medal index cards 1914-1920 | The National Archives

...some items may incur a charge whichever route you trace them.

Yes I think it does but it's the charge that I'm trying to avoid as the medal sets don't belong to me and I'm selling them for someone else.