United Kingdom. A Queen Elizabeth II Distinguished Service Order. (Collectors Copy) Hold 2nd restoration (1814)

2nd restoration (1814)

the reverse presenting the inscription за храбрость 4 степ with the impressed No

it was suspected that they belonged to a CEF chaplain

the son of Fred A

” Frederick Hill was one of the survivors of Passchendaele and was to have a long and very distinguished career in the military

United Kingdom. A Queen Elizabeth II Distinguished Service Order. (Collectors Copy) Hold 2nd restoration (1814)Instituted in 1866. A gold cross, enameled gold and edged in gold with red and green enamel, the obverse bearing the Imperial Crown in gold on a red enameled field, surrounded by a green enameled wreath of laurel, the reverse bearing the Royal cypher on a red enameled field, within a wreath of laurel, on original ribbon with two gold bars, 45. 2 mm (h) x 40 mm (w), near mint condition. In a hard shelled case, white satin lined on the inside lid, blue