the obverse bears the mint mark “монетный двор” (Monetny Dvor) and is numbered 803281
- Measuring 1
The first postcard illustrates a captured French Codron aircraft
a Pilot's Badge
the reverse centre bears a crowned Prussian eagle perched on a cannon
United Kingdom. A George V Efficiency Decoration, Awarded to Captain G.R. Sills 1914 Auction the obverse bears the mintInstituted in 1908. In silver and silver gilt, a skeletal oval topped by a crown, the obverse bearing the Royal monogram of King George V, reverse inscribed 1ST V & 4TH (T) CAPT. G. R. SILLS 1914 BN. LINCS. REGT, marked SG, as well as lion (London), uncrowned leopard (London 1821 ), and r(1912), suspension marked with lion, original ribbon, 48. 5 mm (h) x 36. 7 mm (w), extremely fine. In a hard shelled case, white satin lined on the inside lid, purple