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United Kingdom. A Lot of Three India General Service Medals

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United Kingdom. A Lot of Three India General Service Medals

An India General Service with AFGHANISTAN N.W.F 1919 clasp, in silver, rim impressed 215 HAVR. DHAN SING NEGI, 3-39 R.G.R., missing ribbon, slightly bent, edge bruising, very dark patina, fine condition.

An India General Service Medal with BURMA 1930-32 clasp, in silver, rim impressed 3288 RDM. ZAU GAM, 10-20 BURMA RIF., missing ribbon, partial dark patina, minimal edgewear, very fine condition.

An India General Service Medal with BURMA 1930-32 clasp, in silver, rim impressed TB 51308 DVR. SHER ZAMAN, 11 A.T. COY., swivel suspension, worn on ribbon, residue on reverse, light wear, near 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.