United Kingdom. A1914 Star & Dcm First War Miniature Group Auction the second badge illustrating the

the second badge illustrating the front-on bust of Victoria Cross recipient Lieutenant Jean Brillant

exclusively in the homeland area

It was originally approved by King George V but was never issued at the time

She was a heartbroken mother but was hopeful that there was a mix-up on the part of the Navy

minor loss of finish is evident to some of the decorations and one of the Tank Destruction Badges has lost its Panzer insignia

United Kingdom. A1914 Star & Dcm First War Miniature Group Auction the second badge illustrating theDistinguished Conduct Medal, George V (in silver, measuring 18 mm in diameter); 1914 Star (in bronze gilt, measuring 23. 8 mm (w) x 28. 7 mm (h)); British War Medal (in silver, measuring 18. 2 mm in diameter); Victory Medal (in bronze gilt, measuring 18 mm in diameter); Efficiency Medal with Territorial Scroll, George V (in silver, measuring 16 mm (w) x 26. 8 mm (h) inclusive of its scroll). Mounted to a suspension with swing bar pinback, as worn by