lasting for at least five years
dated "1940" and "1941" on either side of the fasces frame respectively
as part of the Kuban bridgehead
The offered medal in bronze is much scarcer that similar in silver
3) A First War Prussian Pilot’s (Flugzeugführer) Badge
India, Bahawalpur. A Military General Service Medal, C.1935 United Republic of lasting for at least five(Tamgha e Khidmat Ammah Harbia). Instituted in 1924. Type II with the Amir wearing a Fez. In cupro nickel, measuring 36. 5 mm in diameter, lacquered on the obverse, scattered silvering wear, on its original bow tied original ribbon, maker marked "SPINK & SON Ltd" on the pinback, near extremely fine. Footnote: The Military General Service Medal was instituted by Nawab Sir Sadiq Muhammad Khan V Abbasi in 1924, to recognize general military service and