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A 1922 Hungarian Red Cross Decoration - Merit Cross

Footnote: The 97th light Infantry Division was stationed in Bavaria until May 1941 and then redeployed to be a part of Army Group South on the Eastern Front in the attack on Russia

85mm (3 ½ inches) in total length

successfully fighting off swarms of Chinese

United Kingdom. A Military Order Of The Dragon 1900, 1St Duke Of York's Own Lancers GTRexclude A 1922 Hungarian Red Cross(Attributed to Major G. T. Mould, Indian Medical Service, 1st Duke of York's Own Lancers) In Bronze with a gold coloured gilt, engraved ""MAJOR G. T. MOULD I. M. S. 1st D. S. O. LANCERS"" on the reverse, 36. 5 mm (w) x 47 mm (h) inclusive of its swivel suspension, original ribbon with embroidered insignia, pagoda style hanger with pinback, extremely fine. Footnote: Surgeon Captain G. T. Mould, Indian Medical Service is listed in the British Medical

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United Kingdom. A Military Order Of The Dragon 1900, 1St Duke Of York's Own Lancers GTRexclude A 1922 Hungarian Red Cross

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