The Army version of the Distinguished Service Medal is typically referred to simply as the ""Distinguished Service Medal"" while the other branches of service use the service name as a prefix
and a thick catch in the same style as those used by Hermann of Wernstein/Jena
the reverse with a dual soldered catch and a standard dual prong spring bar
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International. A Sovereign Military Hospitaller Order Of Saint John Of Jerusalem, Of Rhodes And Of Malta, Money Clip Hold The Army version of theIn silver, illustrating a Maltese cross above a series of horizontal rules, marked "750" (silver) within an elongated hexagon on the left arm of the cross, measuring 23 mm (w) x 53. 2 mm (h), contact marks and surface wear, very fine. Footnote: The Order of Merit (Military Division) of the Sovereign Military Hospitaller Order of Saint John of Jerusalem, of Rhodes and of Malta, often popularly referred to as the "Knights of Malta", was in existence