Bronze First World War Memorial Plaque, 117 mm, 335 g, named 'Thomas Thomson Pettigrew'. The reverse carries the circled 'WA' mark of the Royal Arsenal, Woolwich. CWGC records Second Lieutenant Thomas Thomson Pettigrew, Seaforth Highlanders, died 28 July 1918 aged 31, buried at Buzancy Military Cemetery (I.B.3). Son of James and Mary Thomson Pettigrew of Crosshill, Glasgow. Officer plaques are scarcer than those to other ranks. Condition: the front has a dark patina with a few small verdigris spots and no visible damage. The reverse is heavily scratched with swirling abrasion marks and has patches of old adhesive or backing residue, probably from a former mount, plus some verdigris. Plaque only, no envelope, scroll or medals. Please study the photos, which form part of the description. Shipping: sent from Cyprus by Cyprus Post insured parcel, fully insured for the value of the lot and tracked to your door.