United Kingdom. A Military General Service Medal With Nine Clasps To Joseph Green, 61St Foot Hold 1917 and was to be

1917 and was to be Acting Major while commanding the 1st Canadian Divisional Signal Company on March 15

and no nicks to cutting edges

in a gold-coloured 65 mm wide wooden frame

and no cracking to the core

and “RICHARD SIEPER & SÖHNE

United Kingdom. A Military General Service Medal With Nine Clasps To Joseph Green, 61St Foot Hold 1917 and was to beInstituted June 1, 1847. In silver, rim impressed JOSEPH GREEN, 61ST FOOT., worn on replacement ribbon with 9 clasps (TOULOUSE, ORTHES, NIVE, NIVELLE, PYRENEES, SALAMANCA, BUSACO, TALAVERA, MAIDA), notable edge knocks and light wear overall, lovely patina, in extremely fine condition. Footnote: Joseph Green was born in Morpeth, Northumberland, and enlisted for the 61st Regiment of Foot at Hexham at the age of 24, on August 16, 1803. Green joined the