WAR SERVICE CERTIFICATE
No.173/3517
This Certificae is granted to Joseph C Bennett employed as Foreman in the
works of
Messrs.VICKERS,Ltd. Sheffield
in token that his services are urgently required in the manufacture of
Ordnance War Material for the defence of the Realm, in which service he is
required to exercise DILIGENCE and FAITHFULNESS.
Kitchener
(This certificate is the property of H.M's War Department.)
Overleaf is stated
"To ensure that this Certificate remains in the hands of the person to whom
it has been issued,it is ordered that it shall be initialed or stamped on
this side once in every month by a representative of the firm in which the
holder is employed. Should the holder cease to be employed the Certificate
must be given up by the holder and returned to the War Office.
At the end of the War this Cerificate will be returned to the War Offce with
the claim for issue of the Medal which is sanctioned for issue to those whose
service is approved. Only those Cetificates which are properly initialed and
certified will be deemed valid."
The Certificate lives in a red passport type of cover marked;
Any person finding this book,unless it can be at once restored to the Owner,
should place it in a Post Office Letter Box for return to:-
The Secretary,
War Office,
London,S.W.
Title |
WAR SERVICE CERTIFICATE
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Subject |
Bennett, Joseph C.
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Item date |
March 1915 - August 1916
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Creation place |
Unknown
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Item source | |
Item medium | |
Content | |
Cataloguer |
Stuart Lee
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Filename |
GWA_3938_WAR_SERVICE_CERTIFICATE.txt
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Copyright |
The Great War Archive, University of Oxford / Primary Contributor
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Digital repository | |
Contributor name |
Peter C Bennett
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Collection
Citation
“WAR SERVICE CERTIFICATE,” The Great War Archive, University of Oxford / Primary Contributor via First World War Poetry Digital Archive, accessed April 18, 2024, http://ww1lit.nsms.ox.ac.uk/ww1lit/gwa/item/5675.
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