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Afghanistan, Kingdom. An Officers' Star of Honour for the Campaign against Bachha-i-Saqqa

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Afghanistan, Kingdom. An Officers' Star of Honour for the Campaign against Bachha-i-Saqqa

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Afghanistan, Kingdom. An Officers' Star of Honour for the Campaign against Bachha-i-Saqqa

Instituted in 1929. In silver, measuring 47.8 mm (w) x 54.5 mm (h) inclusive of its integral ring, light contact and surface wear, replacement ribbon, better than very fine.

Footnote: The star was instituted in 1929 by Mohammed Nadir Khan and awarded to officers who had been involved in the defeat of Bacha-i-Saqao (Habibullah Kalakani).