Description
In silvered and gilded tombac
WIEDMANN FRANKFURT" on the reverse
Footnote: The 97th light Infantry Division was stationed in Bavaria until May 1941 and then redeployed to be a part of Army Group South on the Eastern Front in the attack on Russia
85mm (3 ½ inches) in total length
as well as being a member of the Canadian Legion
United Kingdom. A Military Order Of The Dragon 1900, 1St Duke Of York's Own Lancers GTRexclude In silvered and gilded tombac(Attributed to Major G. T. Mould, Indian Medical Service, 1st Duke of York's Own Lancers) In Bronze with a gold coloured gilt, engraved ""MAJOR G. T. MOULD I. M. S. 1st D. S. O. LANCERS"" on the reverse, 36. 5 mm (w) x 47 mm (h) inclusive of its swivel suspension, original ribbon with embroidered insignia, pagoda style hanger with pinback, extremely fine. Footnote: Surgeon Captain G. T. Mould, Indian Medical Service is listed in the British Medical
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