Very nice Early Australian medics Militia tunic named MC ww1 etc

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Very nice Early Australian medics Militia tunic named to R.A.Money, tunic is in exceptional condition with a nice Sam Browne, Reginald Angel Money won the MILITARY CROSS in ww1 with the 10t Australian Howitzer Bn as a Lieutenant, he went on to become a colonel during ww2 where he was awarded the COMMANDER OF THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE whilst serving with the 6th Australian General hospital.
These early Militia tunics are getting very hard to find nowadays.
The image of Col Money is from the NAA, i don't own or have a printed copy.


These is over 90 pages on his records on the NAA, this is a link below to his ww1 through to ww2 service records-copy & paste it & it should work otherwise search using his NX number at the bottom. https://recordsearch.naa.gov.au/SearchNRetrieve/Interface/ViewImage.aspx?B=4890239



HONOURS AND AWARDS
Reginald Angel Money
Rank Lieutenant
Unit 107th Australian (Howitzer) Battery
Service Australian Imperial Force
Conflict/Operation First World War, 1914-1918
Award Military Cross
Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 25 July 1918 on page 1596 at position 21
London Gazette 18 March 1918 on page 3438 at position 5


HONOURS AND AWARDS
Reginald Angel Money
Service number NX35104
Rank Colonel
Unit 6 AGH
Service Australian Army
Conflict/Operation Second World War, 1939-1945
Award Commander of the Order of the British Empire
Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 15 April 1943 on page 837 at position 3
London Gazette 18 February 1943 on page 857 at position 2