A Good Great War Western Front Military Medal and Second Award Bar Group of Four to the Kings Royal Rifle Corps, Military medal, GV, with second award bar,’10883 CPL. T.J. MUNDY 1/K.R.RIF: C.’, 1914 Star medal with original August-November clasp, ‘10883PTE. T.J. MUNDAY 2/K.R.RIF: C.’, British War and Victory medals, ‘10883 CPL. T.J. MUNDAY K.R.RIF. C.’ Note differences in spelling of surname. With some original documents, including 3rd Class Army Council Certificate of Education, 29th October 1913, Slough branch of The Old Contemptibles Association membership documents (x2), 2nd Divisional gallantry cards (x2) dated 1918 with what appears to be the citations for the Military medal and bar (these in poor condition with considerable edge loss and tearing), ‘on his gallantry on 23rd March 1918 in bringing in wounded under heavy artillery, machine gun and rifle fire’ and ‘On his dash and fearlessness in a raid on the enemy outpost line near Ayette on August 14th, 1918’. Character Certificate, 10th February 1920, Discharge Certificate, 12th January 1929, Original studio photograph of the recipient and an Army friend with a ‘touched up’ enlarged modern copy of the same photograph.Military medal, London Gazette 16th July 1918 – 10883 Cpl. T. J. Mundy, K.R.R.C. (Middlesex)Bar to the Military medal, London Gazette 11th February 1919 – 10883 Cpl. T. J. Munday, M.M., 1st Bn., K.R.R.C. (Wandsworth, S.W.)Born in 1894, Thomas Jackson Munday enlisted into the King Royal Rifle Corps on 13th January 1913, he served in France from 13th August 1914, the issue of the clasp for the 1914 star is confirmed on his Medal Index Card. He was discharged on 12th January 1929 and his Discharge Certificate indicates that he attested for the Royal Air Force in November 1942.164 Military medals and 16 first bars were awarded to the 1st Kings Royal Rifle Corps during the Great War.