Medal For Manhood And Loyalty - 3Rd Class Archive Kane served in the Crimea

Kane served in the Crimea (1854-1856) and during the Indian Mutiny (1857-1858)

stating that he had had previous military service as a Cadet for two years

Supreme Commander

on top of lilac colored wool

maker “7” stamped on ring

Medal For Manhood And Loyalty - 3Rd Class Archive Kane served in the CrimeaMedal for Manhood and Loyalty 3rd Class 1916 1947 Issue, Bronze, 28 mm x 55. 8 mm inclusive of its wreath and swords suspension, original ribbon, light contact, near extremely fine. Footnote: The medal was instituted in 1903, for police officers and policemen, as well as civilians, for preserving or restoring public order. In 1916, the award became a war decoration, with crossed swords added to the suspension. It was awarded to lower ranks for bravery