Army Temperance Association Medal Hold showing 164th BN in training
Description
showing 164th BN in training
He is exceptionally efficient and extremely enthusiastic about his job
fitted period case
Lucia (1916
the reverse officially dated "1944"
Army Temperance Association Medal Hold showing 164th BN in trainingArmy Temperance Association Medal Five Year Award, in silver and enamels, 41. 6 mm x 49. 1 mm, hole drilled through crown replacing ring suspension, tip of crown severed, dark patina, enamel loss, wear, better than fine. Footnote: Originally called the Silver Star of St. George in 1893, it was later named the White Star, after Field Marshal Sir George Stuart White VC (1835 1912), President of the Army Temperance Association, to honour him on his
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