India, Bahawalpur. A Golden Jubilee Medal 1907-1956, 2Nd Class Hold he was taken on strength

he was taken on strength of the 16th Infantry Battalion at Dibgate on April 25th

he would die of wounds on October 2nd 1918 after suffering gunshot wounds to the chest

Major Standart accumulated important first-hand information which he passed on to newly-assigned crews to augment normal intelligence data disseminated by summaries and briefing

Fifth Class badge

34mm x 36mm

India, Bahawalpur. A Golden Jubilee Medal 1907-1956, 2Nd Class Hold he was taken on strengthTamgha e Jashan Ahad Hukumat Panjah. Instituted in 1955. In bronze, measuring 36. 8 mm in diameter, original ribbon suspended from an ornate hanger with pinback, identification label in German affixed to the reverse of the ribbon, edge nicks, bruised, very fine. Footnote: The medal was instituted by Nawab Sir Sadiq Muhammad Khan V Abbasi in 1955, to commemorate the celebration of his completion of fifty years on the musnaid from 1325 to 1375 AH. It