Medal For Manhood And Loyalty - 3Rd Class Archive Kane served in the Crimea
Description
Kane served in the Crimea (1854-1856) and during the Indian Mutiny (1857-1858)
maker “7” stamped on ring
RCAF Side Cap (in the matching blueish wool of the blouse
Indus II at the Training Base in Devonport
Supreme Commander
Medal For Manhood And Loyalty - 3Rd Class Archive Kane served in the CrimeaMedal for Manhood and Loyalty 3rd Class 1916 1947 Issue, Bronze, 28 mm x 55. 8 mm inclusive of its wreath and swords suspension, original ribbon, light contact, near extremely fine. Footnote: The medal was instituted in 1903, for police officers and policemen, as well as civilians, for preserving or restoring public order. In 1916, the award became a war decoration, with crossed swords added to the suspension. It was awarded to lower ranks for bravery
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