United Kingdom. An India Medal, W.C.L.I. visually-hidden touches of red embroidery in

touches of red embroidery in the lion's paws and tongue

which heavily draws upon content from Mein Kampf to present the leader of Imperial Japan’s principal Axis ally to the Japanese people

the reverse is plain and bears a screw back

missing its cardboard reinforced core

white and black embroidery sewn in place on the left shoulder

United Kingdom. An India Medal, W.C.L.I. visually-hidden touches of red embroidery inInstituted in 1896. In silver, the obverse bearing the relief portrait of Queen Victoria with the inscription VICTORIA REGINA ET IMPERATRIX, the reverse featuring two soldiers, one British and one Indian, holding a standard, with the inscription INDIA 1896, swivel suspension, edge engraved in script (3524 PTE G. WATTS W. C. L. I) on ribbon with clasps for Tirah 1897 98 and Punjab Frontier 1897 98, 36. 4 mm in diameter, clasps have been reaffixed,