United Kingdom. A Most Distinguished Order Of St. Michael And St. George, Iii Class Companion (Cmg) Auction 70mm (h – inclusive of

70mm (h – inclusive of cross adorned crown suspension)

stating that he had ten years' previous service with the 41st Regiment

minor tarnishing of silver and no flecking of enamels evident

Their primary task was to act as "buglers" and infantry soldiers

the reverse bears the dates 1864 1914 on a white enamel field

United Kingdom. A Most Distinguished Order Of St. Michael And St. George, Iii Class Companion (Cmg) Auction 70mm (h – inclusive ofInstituted in 1818. Type II (1917 Date), Cased. In silver gilt, with seven white enamelled arms, both centrepieces in Gold with blue enamels, each with a painted background and superimposed enamelled figures illustrating St. Michael the Archangel slaying Satan on the obverse and St. George the patron saint of England slaying a dragon on the reverse, weighing 27. 9 grams, the arm at 12 o'clock engraved with the initials "F. B. M. B." on the left edge