France, Second Empire. An Honour Medal For Courage and Devotion GTRexclude 338 and awarded to Royal

338 and awarded to Royal Navy and Army soldiers and to civilians for war operations in China from May 30

he served in Infantry Regiment 19 from November 24

a worn example with some loss of the gilt finish on the reverse

half green ribbon with a 7 millimeters wide lime yellow band in the center

(Deutscher Schützenbund Abzeichen)

France, Second Empire. An Honour Medal For Courage and Devotion GTRexclude 338 and awarded to RoyalInstituted in 1820. Type VI. In silver, the obverse bearing a relief profile of Napoleon III, surrounded by the inscription EMPEREUR NAPOLEON III, stamped BARRE, measuring 41. 3 mm (h) x 26. 9 mm (w), no ribbon, extremely fine condition. Footnote: The Honour Medal For Courage and Devotion was established on 2 March 1820 by King Louis XVIII. It is awarded to individuals and whole units for acts of courage during a rescue. It has gone through several