India, Bahawalpur. A Military General Service Medal, Type II (Post 1936) certificate_of_authenticity and yellow octagonal medallion (the

and yellow octagonal medallion (the colors of the Empire flag)

a flat wire catch and a hook on-top of the badge for stabilization

an Anti-Aircraft personnel blue uniform insignia

The Pictou Highlanders were active in a defensive role but were never engaged in battle

India, Bahawalpur. A Military General Service Medal, Type II (Post 1936) certificate_of_authenticity and yellow octagonal medallion (the(Tamgha e Khidmat Ammah Harbia). Instituted in 1924. Type II with the Amir wearing a Fez. In cupro nickel, measuring 36 mm in diameter, swivel suspension, original ribbon, suspended from a hanger with pinback, very light contact, near extremely fine. Footnote: The Military General Service Medal was instituted by Nawab Sir Sadiq Muhammad Khan V Abbasi in 1924, to recognize general military service and good conduct and awarded in a single class, in