United Kingdom. A Second War Medal Set to Pte. Cook, Seaforth

A lot of medals attached to a green velvet board, comprising six medals: 

A General Service Medal 1918-1962 with PALESTINE clasp, in nickel, full size, rim impressed 2819212 PTE. J. COOK. SEAFORTH. Worn on original ribbon, medium patina, light contact marks, remains in very fine condition. 

A 1939-45 Star, in bronze gilt, full size, reverse plain, worn on original ribbon, light contact marks, in very fine condition. 

The Africa Star with 8TH ARMY Clasp, reverse plain, worn on original ribbon, light contact, dark patina, remains in very fine condition

The Defence Medal, in nickel, full size, original ribbon has ripped leaving the medal loose, minor wear, in very fine condition.

The 1939-1945 War Medal, in nickel, full size, worn on original ribbon which has been pierced for the shoulder badge lug to go through, remains in very fine condition. 

A Western District 1938 Sports Medal, in bronze, reverse engraved CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIP 1ST, worn on original ribbon which has been pierced for the shoulder badge lug to go through, light wear, remains in very fine condition.

A SEAFORTHS shoulder badge, in bronze gilt, two lugs on the reverse, in very fine condition. The badge has been pushed through two ribbons for presentation. The board itself measures 168 mm (w), 88 mm (l), reverse plain, in overall very fine condition.