Description
one clasp: Khartoum
was originally built as a Royal Canadian Air Force seaplane base and operated during the Second World War
the badge suspended from a diamond-set gold loop
1888 and joined the Royal Navy on January 4
Army Commendation Medal with Three Oak Leaf Clusters (John J
Militia Long Service And Good Conduct Medal Archive one clasp: KhartoumEdward VII. (2994 Pte. G. BORKE. 5TH R. IRISH R. MIL.). Naming is officially impressed. Original ribbon, crisp detail, minor residue in recessed areas, better than very fine. Accompanied by copies of his Attestations for Militia Volunteers (1872), Militia Attestation (1889) and Attestation for the Miltia (1903). Footnote: George Borke was born in St. Marys, Kilkenny, Ireland around 1855. He signed his Attestions for Military Volunteers at the age of
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