opening with a functional hinge to reveal an interior with defined compartments for both the goggles and replacement lenses
the dates on the medals reverse refer to the War of 1812 (1812)
stating that Brady was "an excellent accountant & clerk" and gave him a full recommendation
Yugoslavia: 4th Class Type IV (1921-1927 and 1934-1941): Silvered bronze
and some oxidation evident to the backplate
United Kingdom. A Naval General Service Medal to H. J. Taylor, H.M.S. Fox Republic of opening with a functional hingeIn silver, rim impressed K. 9570. H. J. TAYLOR. STO. LCL. H. M. S. FOX., with PERISAN GULF 1909 1914 clasp, notable edge bruises and contact marks, wear and discoloration to the ribbon, near very fine. Footnote: Harry J. Taylor also served in the First World War. During the years before World War I, HMS Fox operated extensively on the East Indies and Persian Gulf stations. The ship carried out anti smuggling patrols, protected British commercial