United Kingdom. A Victorian 17Th Lancers (Duke Of Cambridge's Own) Chapka Plate United Republic of Lüdenscheid” - also displaying Schauerte

Lüdenscheid” - also displaying Schauerte & Höfeld’s typical trademark filled numeral “1”

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"

invading France early the next year

Queensland (later of Brisbane)

United Kingdom. A Victorian 17Th Lancers (Duke Of Cambridge's Own) Chapka Plate United Republic of Lüdenscheid” - also displaying SchauerteIn 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