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marked sterling - both extremely fine
suspended from a hanger with pinback
Despite his numerous and gallant services during the Afghan War promotion was slow and he was advanced by purchase to Captain on 9 April 1847
constructed of four rows of white U-Shaped Russian braids wrapped within fine strands of aluminum wire that are separated in pairs by a strip of “Flaschengrün” bottle-green embroidery
Ethiopia. A Star Of Victory 1941, Cross For International Engagements certificate_of_authenticity marked sterling - both extremelyDil Kokeb. Instituted in 1941. In silvered bronze, measuring 43 mm (w) x 59 mm (h), contact marks, original ribbon, better than very fine. Footnote: The Victory Star was instituted by Emperor Haile Selassie I in 1941, to recognize services during the Patriotic War against the Italian occupation of 1935 1941. It was awarded in two versions: International Engagements for Military Personnel; and Domestic Engagements for Auxiliary Personnel and Medical
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