United Kingdom. A Delhi Durbar Medal, 1911 Hold Two side pockets are located

Two side pockets are located at the front of the trousers

The regiment moved to Adams Barracks in Rahlstedt in November 1951 and to Mcleod Barracks in Neumünster in April 1953

taking the form of a deer’s hoof

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the fifteenth anniversary of the voyage and the Easter Rising

United Kingdom. A Delhi Durbar Medal, 1911 Hold Two side pockets are locatedIn silver, obverse illustrating the conjoined crowned left facing busts of King George V and Queen Mary within an open ended floral wreath of roses, reverse with the legend in Persian, which translates as "The Durbar of George V, Emperor of India, Master of the British Land", with the date "1911" in the centre, measuring 39 mm (w) x 43. 2 mm (h inclusive of its laterally pierced ball suspension), with ring, edge nicks, contact marks and surface wear,