WW1 ROYAL ARTILLERY OFFICERS MC & M.I.D GROUP WITH IGS & 1937 CORONATION

GVR 1st type WW1 Military Cross (MC), 1914-15 trio with M.I.D Oakleaves to the Victory medal ribbon, GVR 2nd type I.G.S 1908 With North West Frontier 1930-31 clasp & 1937 Coronation
To- 2-LIEUT.C.L.FERARD.R.F.A (1914-15 Star)
LIEUT.C.L.FERARD (WW1 Pair)
& CAPT.C.L.FERARD.MC.RA (IGS)
Cecil Leonard Ferard was commissioned in to the R.F.A 8-12-1914 & was a former cadet of the O.T.C. He first landed in France 17-9-1915 serving with the 114th brigade of the Royal Field Artillery & was M.I.D for services in France in the London gazette 6-12-1916. This was followed by the award of the Military Cross in the London gazette 4-6-1917 & a second M.I.D also for services in France in the London gazette 21-7-1917 & at some point during in WW1 he was attached to the Nigeria regiment. He remained with the colours post WW1 & served with the Royal Artillery Survey section in India including campaign service on the North West Frontier 1930-31. He was awarded the coronation medal in 1937 as a Major commanding the N.W.Ports. R.A. His family was part of the British Nobility & his wife was Marjorie Hawksworth-Smyth. They married in December 1925.His Brother was KIA serving in WW1 with the Devonshire regiment & both brothers were old boys of Winchester college & the sons of Henry Cecil Ferard C.S.I, C.I.E & Ida Margaret Ferard of 22 Bardwell Road, Oxford.
GVF or better & mounted as worn. The MC & 1937 Coronation medal are unnamed as issued. Complete with MIC details, medal roll details, London Gazette details & other basic biographical information

Code: 57914