Afghanistan, Kingdom. An Officers' Star Of Honour For The Campaign Against Bachha-I-Saqqa Hold both in gilded bronze

both in gilded bronze

There is an additional white cotton lace stitched into the left interior breast flap

black leather exterior

Constructed of silvered tombac and red and white enamels

Hollow reverse

Afghanistan, Kingdom. An Officers' Star Of Honour For The Campaign Against Bachha-I-Saqqa Hold both in gilded bronzeInstituted in 1929. In silver, measuring 47. 8 mm (w) x 54. 5 mm (h) inclusive of its integral ring, light contact and surface wear, replacement ribbon, better than very fine. Footnote: The star was instituted in 1929 by Mohammed Nadir Khan and awarded to officers who had been involved in the defeat of Bacha i Saqao (Habibullah Kalakani).