United Kingdom. A First War Distinguished Conduct Medal, Un-Named Hold but now to both sexes
Description
but now to both sexes
The Order was instituted: 20 March 1971 by King Faisal ibn Abdulaziz to be awarded for meritorious service while in government office
in very good/ fine condition
on loop for suspension - marked “44” for “Jakob Bengel
It comes in its wooden framed
United Kingdom. A First War Distinguished Conduct Medal, Un-Named Hold but now to both sexesGeorge V, Type I in Field Marshall's uniform. In silver, measuring 36. 5 mm in diameter, contact marks evident on both sides, original ribbon with pinback, the catch on the pinback having broken off, very fine. Footnote: The Distinguished Conduct Medal was instituted on December 4, 1854 and was discontinued in 1993, replaced by the Conspicuous Gallantry Cross. It was awarded to other ranks for acts of gallantry in action, the recipients to use the
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