United Kingdom. An Imperial Service Order Archive the colours indicative of being

the colours indicative of being awarded by the President of France between 1899 and 1948

at the age of seventeen and served as Ensign in the 54th Regiment during the Indian Mutiny

he left the police service when he was caught stealing examination solutions from a teaching superior's office

1896 to 1895

exhibiting scattered bubbling and surface wear on the exterior

United Kingdom. An Imperial Service Order Archive the colours indicative of beingInstituted August 8, 1902. Edward VII. In silver and silver gilt, an eight point star with cluster of smooth rays, the obverse medallion featuring the cypher of Edward VII encircled by the inscription FOR FAITHFVL SERVICE, with a surmounting enamelled crown, reverse plain, measures 56mm (w) x 61 mm (h), weighs 37. 72 grams including ribbon, worn on original blue and red ribbon, small areas of adhesive residue on reverse, in extremely fine condition.