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Nepal, Federal Democratic Republic. A Miniature Group of Nine

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Nepal, Federal Democratic Republic. A Miniature Group of Nine

Most Puissant Order of the Gorkha Dakshina Bahu (AKA Order of the Gurkha Right Arm) (in bronze gilt, measuring 19.8 mm (w) x 18.2 mm (h)); Unidentified Medal (in silvered bronze, measuring 17.7 mm in diameter); King Bīrendra-Queen Aishwarya Service Medal, 2001-2006 (Birendra Aishwarya Sevā Padak, BS 2058-2063) (in silvered bronze, measuring 17.7 mm in diameter); Special Service Medal 1998 (in bronze, measuring 17.7 mm in diameter); Overseas Service Medal (Paradesha Sevā Padak) (in silvered bronze, measuring 17.7 mm in diameter); SARC Medal of Merit (in bronze, measuring 18 mm in diameter); Earthquake Medal 1988 (in silvered bronze, measuring 18.2 mm in diameter); United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon Medal (UNIFIL) (in bronze, measuring 17.7 mm in diameter); and United Nations Mission in Sierra Leone Medal (UNAMSIL) (in bronze, measuring 18.5 mm in diameter). Court-mounted, with swing bar pinback, as worn by the veteran, very light contact, near extremely fine.