A 1917 Royal Flying Corps Killed in Action Medal Pair, British War and Victory medals, ‘44354 PTE A.E. WINSTONE R.F.C.’, with a Royal Flying Corps cap badge, a hand carved Perspex cross and a uniform photograph. lfred Edwin Winstone was born in Walthamstow, Essex on 1st November 1897. His family later moved to Oxford residing at 68 Southmoor Road, Oxford. Alfred was employed in the Secretary’s room at Oxford University Press when he enlisted in August 1916. He was sent to France in February 1917 serving as an Air Mechanic 2nd Class with 6 Squadron but appears to have been attached to 18th Siege Battery, Royal Garrison Artillery. He was killed in action aged 19 on 20th August 1917 and he now rests in an identified grave in Voormezeele Enclosures No1 and No2, Belgium. He is also commemorated on the Oxford University Press memorial and the Oxford Central Boy’s School memorial.