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A metallic Suffolk Regiment cap badge featuring a central castle tower surrounded by oak leaves, a crown, and an inscribed ribbon.

Suffolk regiment cap badge

129 Blinco Grove

History of 129 Blinco Grove

Robert Gray applied for exemption in October 1916 on the grounds that he was in a certified occupation as coal carter. Exemption rejected.

Cambridge Daily News: 15/5/1917

Mrs Gray of 129 Blinco Grove received news that her only son Pte. W B Osler of the Suffolk Regiment had been admitted to hospital in France with a slight gun shot wound in the left leg.

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