A Colonial Auxiliary Forces Pair To The 94Th Victoria Regiment GTRexclude as he was internally poisoned

as he was internally poisoned by the Faecal Fistula and Intestinal Obstruction

There was strict criteria for the issue of the Admiralty Badge and this was detailed in an Admiralty memo of the September 26

Signed by Vl

brass receiving clip with dual prongs on the reverse at the other end

set with synthetic/imitation red stone

A Colonial Auxiliary Forces Pair To The 94Th Victoria Regiment GTRexclude as he was internally poisonedA Colonial Auxiliary Forces Pair to the 94th Victoria Regiment Colonial Auxiliary Long Service Medal, George V (LIEUT. J. A. McDONALD 94TH. REGT.); and Colonial Auxiliary Forces Officers' Decoration, George V (Lieut. John A. McDonald. 94th Regt.). Naming is officially impressed on both the Medal and the Decoration, the latter maker marked "V&S", hallmarked with the British Lion, an anchor (made in Birmingham) and date marked "o" (1913) on its reverse.