United Kingdom. A Victorian 17Th Lancers (Duke Of Cambridge's Own) Chapka Plate United Republic of Queensland (later of Brisbane)

Queensland (later of Brisbane)

1959 that the award was finally instituted for those who had served a minimum of three months in the armed forces

his character noted as "Exemplary"

1898 by the Japanese in their official records

An extremely rare badge

United Kingdom. A Victorian 17Th Lancers (Duke Of Cambridge's Own) Chapka Plate United Republic of Queensland (later of Brisbane)In die stamped brass, illustrating the Royal coat of arms, composed of a shield within an oval garter inscribed "HONI SOIT QUI MAL Y PENSE", flanked by a lion at the left and a unicorn at the right, surmounted by the Victorian crown, with a ribbon banner below inscribed "DIEU ET MON DROIT", the arms above the 17th Lancers insignia illustrating a skull backed by cross bones, with the regimental ribbon banner below inscribed "OR GLORY", the insignia