Family group.
A group of five Second World War and later medals, awarded to W/5804 Emmeline Kate Stuttard, Auxilary Transport Service/Women's Royal Army Corps
comprising 1939-45 Star, Defence Medal, 1939-45 War Medal, General Service Medal with Malaya Clasp (named to "W.O. CL.2 E.K Studdard W.R.A.C"), Territorial Efficiency Medal with one clasp (named to "SJT. E.K. STUTTARD, A.T.S); a certificate of service, WRAC Attestation form, voluntary enlistment certificate; British passport, letters of pension and testimonial. Other items comprise a WO1/WO2 rank leather wriststrap with large Tudor crown, a white metal sweetheart brooch gifted and inscribed to W/5084 Stuttard from the 45th Tank Regiment, dated December 10th 1939; a Q.M.A.A.C ATS & WRAC lapel badge; Army General Service cap badge, Regimental button, three further Tudor-style crowns, a pair of two 12/WRV shoulder titles, a LESC badge.

Sold together with First World War and later items relating to E.K Stuttard's father, Company Quarter Master Sergeant S.H Stuttard, Leeds/West Riding Volunteer Regiment. Comprising a group photograph of the 2nd Battalion Leeds Volunteer Training Corps taken at Monk Fryston Camp, Whitsuntide, 1915 by Charles R.H Pickard, Briggate Chambers, Kirkcade Leeds, photograph measures 29 x 21cm, overall dimensions 45.5 x 35cm, a further photograph of the 5th Volunteer Battalion (P.W.O) West Yorkshire Officer, Warrant Officers and Non-Commissioned Officers in May 1919 taken at Carlton Barracks, with names of the permanent staff below (showing Stuttard in the middle row, eighth person from the right); a course qualification certificate from the Northern Command Travelling School for Volunteers, West Yorkshire cap badge, J.A Wylie & Co London On War Service 1915 badge numbered to 24406

Notes: Emmeline Kate Stuttard was born in 1907 and served with the British Army for 22 years and 224 days, including during the Second World War in France from 22nd April 1940 - 26th September 1940.