South Korea, Republic. A National Security Merit, Ii Class Commander Hold twelve large black and white

twelve large black and white Photographs from the National Archives (taken during the First World War and during his tenure at Government House in Ottawa

the ribbon with one blue stripe indicating one wound

as the British had strong naval bases in Gibraltar

the obverse with a central inscription of “FÜR DIENEN IN TREUE UND EHREN” (“FOR SERVICE IN LOYALTY AND HONOUR”)

who led the charge of the Light Brigade at the Battle of Balaclava on October 25

South Korea, Republic. A National Security Merit, Ii Class Commander Hold twelve large black and white(Cheon Su Medal). Type I. in silver gilt, a white enamelled five point star with smooth rays in each quadrant, the obverse medallion in red enamels features a downward pointing sword with rays beside the handles, with a wreath along the bottom, a uniface rectangular suspension with Korean iconography at 12 oclock, the reverse center bears Korean script and is numbered 291, worn on a full length original white and red ribbons, measures 53. 9mm (w) x