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Lacquer sheets stacked — description and returns below the cascade board.
Represents British and Imperial service during World War I
Personalised with casualty's name
The MBE: Member of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire
3rd September 1945 and 28th January 1946
the Tudor Rose and the famous six wives
Military General Service Medal 1793-1814 Category_Orders & Decorations Represents British and Imperial serviceAuthorised for award to survivors in 1848, this medal has 29 different clasps awarded with it and, unlike its Naval counterpart, is quite common with multiple clasps. It could not be awarded without a clasp. This exmaple is die struck in the manner of the original and is superb in every detail. The clasps were constructed on carriages holding one, two or three clasps and ours is produced the same way to order. Please allow two weeks for assembly of