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exhibiting light wear on the obverse
The visor is black vulcanfibre with a black patent leather chinstrap lying across the top
He was decorated with the Bloor Order in 1933 (Number 1411933)
The ornately designed scabbard appears with only tiny dent between the bands
He became a Hussar in 1837 and was promoted to Second Lieutenant in 1840
United Kingdom. A Most Noble Order Of The Garter, Lesser George Display Sash Archive exhibiting light wear on theInstituted in 1348. A large mid 20th century fabricated from silk, incorporating a decorative moir pattern, with a navy blue field throughout, a large bow tied ribbon sewn in place near the bottom end for the placement of the badge, measuring 102 mm wide x 340 mm in length not including the fringe, vibrant colour, intact stitching, extremely fine. Footnote: The Most Noble Order of the Garter was instituted on April 23, 1348 and awarded for services to