United Kingdom. A Second War Naval General Service Medal 1915-1962, Un-Named Hold gilt discolouration spot on the

gilt discolouration spot on the obverse

which contradicts other documentation that he was at Depot in Hanover and that he was discharged on February 8

the young George Atkins joined the Lorne Scots reserves and took aircrew courses

(A 1780 Imperial Russian Visit of the Holy Roman Emperor Joseph II to Russia under the name of Count Falkenstein Commemorative Medal) In die struck bronze

Bronze was selected as the appropriate metal for this medal

United Kingdom. A Second War Naval General Service Medal 1915-1962, Un-Named Hold gilt discolouration spot on theGeorge VI, crowned profile with FID: DEF. 1 Clasp MINESWEEPING 1945 51. Un named. light contact, original ribbon, better than very fine.