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Unframed Certificate for an Individual Casualty

Unframed Certificate for an Individual Casualty
Our price: £10.00

The certificate for an Individual Casualty is A4 in size and printed on high quality paper and will include the details of the Casualty including name, rank, service and date of death.

To find the information for the "roll details" box, please use our roll search facility. If you choose this certificate directly from your search results, it will be filled in automatically.

Please note that it is currently taking 2-3 weeks to fulfill orders (international orders may take longer due to postal times)

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Certificate*****Posted by Christine B on April 29 2024 at 06:47I ordered an unframed certificate for WW1 casualty and it arrived in perfect condition - I live in Brisbane, Australia so had reservations. It looks great and I am adding it to my family history file so I can pass it on to the great nephew of the soldier concerned, next time I come home for a visit. I know he'll be really pleased to see it, as I am. Thank you.
Certificate*****Posted by Gregor M on January 17 2023 at 15:02Fantastic. Excellent speed of service, kept notified regarding the order. Certificate well worth getting. Pleased to honour those who gave all
Response from Scottish National War Memorial:Thank you for your kind comments, much appreciated! Pleased to hear that you are happy with the product and service. Thanks for sharing.
Posted by brian D on November 5 2021 at 14:13Ordered 5 so far,i collect casualty medals to the Gordon Highlanders and these certificates framed and put next to the medals look great 8 more to order so far very pleased to honour the men who gave all.
Brilliant*****Posted by Conrad P on November 29 2018 at 00:24This is a must have. Love it. Fast delivery to.
Certificate *****Posted by Arlene A on November 19 2018 at 11:30Lovely to have this Certificate thank you 🙏
Robert Taylor Hodge*****Posted by James Q on November 19 2018 at 11:16Thank you for the roll of honour in respect of my Great uncle. I do not have any medals so this will be just fine. Really pleased with it.
*****Posted by Brian D on November 10 2018 at 12:02Very pleased with the 3 certificates i ordered and look forward to ordering more in the near future to Honour our men and Scottish Regiments they served B Duthie.
Very pleased*****Posted by Robert F on June 4 2018 at 13:04I recently visited the SNWM, and the man who assisted me could not have been more helpful. I was deeply moved to find my grandfather honoured in the rolls, even though he was killed by accident and not in action. The certificate I have just received commemorates him, and is of good quality - and the service is prompt and efficient, too. Thank you for all the work you quietly do for so many families.
2 certificates from the roll of honorPosted by Thomas M on October 6 2016 at 22:32I received two beautiful certificates honoring my uncle and cousin who were both killed in ww2.It's nice to know that their sacrifice will be forever remembered thru the efforts of the Scottish National War Memorial Thank you, T.G.Glen McLachlan Scotland Fovever
certificate from roll of honour****Posted by Patrick G on January 22 2016 at 11:05Delivered as advised by your your updating e-mails,very good service ,would have wished it had been printed on better quality paper but as always its the content is what matters .Was delighted to find that the grandfather of my wife had been included and remembered on the Scottish National War Memorial it was only by chance that i found it . Thank You. Patrick Gale .
certificate from the roll of honour*****Posted by Carolyn B on November 14 2015 at 09:57Beautiful certificate in remberence of a loved one who died for their country. A wonderful gift to display with pride. Very pleased with the goods and the service received.
Certificate and Extract from the Roll of Honour*****Posted by Graham C on November 9 2015 at 12:11Received from you a certificate and extract from the Roll of Honour in respect of my grandmothers brother. Excellent service and a fantastic way of remembering those who served their country and paid the ultimate sacrifice. Thanks again. Graham Carroll
Casualty Certificate and Extract Roll of Honour entry*****Posted by Mary B on December 31 2014 at 15:34Received Certificate and extract from Roll of Honour entry for my grandfather. Delighted with both. Congratulations to Scottish National War Memorial on your excellent service and good work. Thank You, Mary Brady
casualty certificatePosted by Ron K on November 8 2014 at 15:06I have received this order and the certificste is excellent I would recommend this product to anyone tracing a fallen relative.
certificate*****Posted by george S on August 14 2014 at 17:42received certificate very pleased with all the detail highly recommend to anyone thinking of purchasing big thank you to Scottish national war memorial
Certificate for an individual casualty*****Posted by Paul D on July 2 2014 at 12:16I have just received a superb certificate for an individual casualty it is really good and would recommend it to everyone who has an interest in their family history excellent value. Paul Doggett
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More exciting things happening yesterday Today marks the 10th anniversary of Merchant Navy Day. 

The Rolls of Honour at the Scottish National War Memorial contain the names of 6,378 Scottish seafarers who lost their lives in both world wars. Apprentice James Reid Carr, was one of them. He was only 20 years old when he was killed on 21st September 1940. His ship SS BARON BLYTHSWOOD in convoy HX-72 was hit amidships by one torpedo from U-99. She sank within 40 seconds. The master, 33 crew members and one gunner were lost in the freezing waters south of Iceland.

Today approximately 95% of all goods imported to and from the UK travel by sea. Today is an opportunity to recognise the sacrifices made by merchant seafarers in keeping world trade moving.Fantastic to be a guest at the #edinburghtattoo last night as one of their charity partners. A brilliant performance by the cast and team, thank you for a wonderful evening.Please note the Memorial will be temporarily closed on the morning of Friday 15th August as we commemorate VJDay 80 and will reopen at approx 1330.Truly a pleasure to meet Mary Forbes and her Grandaughter Aimee (pictured) today and show them around the Memorial. 

They brought with them a letter from the front line written by Commanding Officer of Mary's husband's Great Uncle - Pte George Fairholm Forbes. George was killed in WWI and he is listed in our Rolls of Honour. The very moving letter from his CO reads: 

Exciting day yesterday at the Memorial as we kicked off our film project in conjunction with @morayhouseuoe and Dr Paul Hamilton @_paulhamilton. Huge thanks to Lochgelly High School and @edinburghtrinityseacadets @seacadetsleith for coming along to support us!

The project is supported financially by The MacRobert Trust and The Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo @edinburghtattoo and we are extremely grateful to them for their assistance.Please note the Memorial will be temporarily closed on Tuesday 15th July until 1130am.A few images from our Annual Service of Commemoration earlier this month.

Images courtesy of Mark Owen & Edinburgh District Sea CadetsPlease note the Memorial will be temporarily closed tomorrow morning (Friday 6th June). It will reopen at approx 1300.Lovely to see the Royal Navy standing guard at the castle this week. A first for the Royal Navy in Scotland. BZ

#royalnavy #royalnavyscotland #edinburghcastleDo you have a relative listed in our rolls of honour? Did you know you can order special commemorative certificates and extracts of the rolls of honour through our website? You can search our online database for free to find war casualties and order certifcates and extracts from our online shop. 

A small fee applies to cover production costs and delivery. See link below to order.

https://www.snwm.org/shop/roll-extracts/The Second World War Rolls of Honour at the Scottish National War Memorial contain the names of 57,778 Scottish casualties. Here are a few of the faces behind the names.

Apprentice James Carr MN 
Killed when his ship SS Baron Blythswood was torpedoed, 20 Sept 1940, age 20

Sqn Ldr Archie McKellar DSO, DFC & Bar – Killed in action, 1940

Flt Sgt John Hannah VC 

LACW Margaret Campbell WAAF
Killed in action 24th October 1944

LCpl Anna MacLeod
Auxiliary Territorial Service, killed in action 11 May 1943, aged 23

Stoker 2nd class William Snedden. Killed in action 1943, aged 19

All gave some, some gave all.
We will never forget them.Fantastic evening last night at the VE Day 80 concert at the Usher Hall. So pleased the Memorial was part of such a special event. Thank you to Legion Scotland and Poppy Scotland for a very fitting tribute.

#lestweforget #veday80 #remembrance #militarywiveschoirPlease note the Memorial will be temporarily closed on the morning of Friday 25th April for a private service. It will reopen at approximately 1300.Pleased to see our beautiful lion repaired and enjoying the spring sunshine yesterday. He sustained some damage and lost an ear during Storm Eowyn. Good to see him restored to his former glory thanks to the superb stonemasons at #historicenvironmentscotland 😊Our next free tour of the Memorial will be next week on Wednesday 26th March. Click on the link below to book your tickets!

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/guided-tour-of-the-scottish-national-war-memorial-tickets-1262851555999?utm-campaign=social&utm-content=attendeeshare&utm-medium=discovery&utm-term=listing&utm-source=cp&aff=ebdsshcopyurlDid you know we have our own online shop at SNWM? We sell a variety of items including exclusive pen and ink prints of Edinburgh Castle, enamel pin badges, photos, commemorative certificates, books etc. You can check out our shop here: https://www.snwm.org/shop/To mark International Women's Day we are sharing some images from the Memorial of women who supported the war effort in WWI. The four sister Services are represented left to right with Queen Mary's Auxiliary Army Corps, The Voluntary Aid Detatchment, Women's Royal Naval Service and Women's Royal Air Force. The third image is of two nurses, one from the Royal Army Medical Corps and the other from the VAD.

#internationalwomensday #lestweforget #womenatwar #scottishhistoryWe were delighted to receive a visit from HRH The Duke of Gloucester last week at the Memorial. It was lovely to meet him and show him round the Memorial.A very moving and poignant service to mark the third anniversary of the Russian invasion of Ukraine. We were honoured to support the Ukrainian community yesterdayToday in the Memorial we will be marking the third anniversary of the invasion of Ukraine and remembering all those who have given their lives in defence of their country. 

We will be joined by members of the Ukrainian community. 

#lestweforgetukraine #evoc #associationofukrainiansingreatbritainPlease note the Memorial will be closed for a private event on the morning of Monday 24th Feb and also on the morning of Wednesday 26th Feb.We're running a free guided tour of the Memorial on Thursday 27th February. Tickets can be booked via the link below:

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/guided-tour-of-the-scottish-national-war-memorial-tickets-1236227342259?aff=oddtdtcreatorThis Holocaust Memorial Day marks the anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau, the largest Nazi concentration camp complex, which happened 80 years ago today. This year also marks the 30th anniversary of the genocide in Bosnia.

We remember all those who were persecuted for who they were, and stand against prejudice and hatred today.

#auschwitz80Please note the Castle and Memorial are closed to all visitors this week from Monday 13th January - Wednesday 15th January
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