An India General Service Medal (1908-1935) with NORTH WEST FRONTIER 1908 clasp, in silver, rim cursively engraved 2022 Sepoy Janyi 34th Sikhs., swivel suspension, worn on ribbon, light wear, near very fine condition.
An India General Service Medal (1908-1935) with NORTH WEST FRONTIER 1935 clasp, in silver, rim impressed 9910 SEPOY MOHD KHAN, 4-16 PUNJAB R., swivel suspension, worn on ribbon, light wear, near very fine condition.
An India General Service Medal (1936-39) with NORTH WEST FRONTIER 1936-37, in silver, G-11531 COOK KHUSHI DAD, I.H.C., swivel suspension, missing ribbon, light wear, very fine condition.
Footnote: The India General Service Medal (1908-1935) was sanctioned by King Edward VII, King of England, by Army Order on January 1st, 1909. The Medal is awarded to Officers and men of British and Indian armies in recognition of service in minor campaigns and operations in India before and after the First World War. The India General Service Medal (1936-1939) was established by King George VI and instituted by Army Order in 1938 to reward members of the British and Indian army and royal air force for service in minor campaigns in the North West Frontier of India between 1936 and 1939.

