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Commemorative medallion issued to next of kin of Private William Henry Ellen, 1st Battalion, The...
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Commemorative medallion issued to next of kin of Private William Henry Ellen, 1st Battalion, The Auckland Regiment (metal)
Commemorative medallion issued to next of kin of Private William Henry Ellen, 1st Battalion, The Auckland Regiment.
In 1912, aged 18, William Ellen left London bound for Wellington, recording his occupation as a farmer. Four years later he embarked with the New Zealand Rifle Brigade on 27 May 1916 destined for England. Ellen was killed in action on the Somme on 27 September 1916, and is recorded on the memorial to the missing at the Caterpillar Valley (New Zealand) Memorial in France.
Plaques like the above were presented to the relatives of the 1.3 million Commonwealth service personnel killed during the First World War. Commonly known as the 'Dead Man's Penny', the plaque was designed by Edward Carter Preston who was commissioned after winning a War Office competition. The plaque shows the figure of Britannia gesturing towards the soldiers name, held in a rectangular panel. The lion is a symbol of Britains strength. The dolphins to either side of the panel represent Britains naval power. The lion is shown pouncing on an eagle, symbolising Britains victory over Germany.
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