light contact and gilt wear
was gazetted as a Supplementary Reserve Officer into the Worcestershire Regiment in October 1912
and subsequently sold to Indian Government in 1947
held in place with strands of brown threading)
all this time British and Boer soldiers stood about watching and listening while their officers argued
An Imperial Group Of Six Hold light contact and gilt wearMounted as worn German style, comprising: Oldenburg, War Merit Cross Second Class, in blackened iron; Bavaria, Military Merit Order Fourth Class with Crown, in silver and enamels, marked JL 980, small repair just below crown (possibly swords had been originally mounted), about very fine condition; Prussia, Order of the Crown Fourth Class, bronze gilt, enameled center; Prussia, Order of the Red Eagle Fourth Class, silvered, center enameled; Prussian