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General Service Medal Borneo Campaign Bar Named to Gurka Silver Elizabeth 2nd
$ 65.97
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- Ship World Wide and will combine shipping for multiple purchasesHere is a
British General Service Medal
. The Medal is complete with the original ribbon and has a Borneo Campaign Bar. It is named to a Gurka in Signals. Elizabeth II is on the front. The Medal is made of silver, has quite a bit of health and is striking in design. The Borneo Campaign was in 1963 and over 100 Commonwealth Soldiers were killed in action. Sante Ale was the Gurka awarded this Campaign Medal. The Medal is in fair to about fair plus condition and is 58 years old.
- British Medals, Ribbon Bars, Ribbons, Awards, Decorations
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General Service Medal; Borneo Campaign
- 1963, complete with Ribbon and Campaign Bar
- Striking, simple yet bold design featuring Elizabeth II
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Heavy silver
medallion, campaign bar
- Ribbon vibrant, clean
- Patina is legible, Named to the edge, also legible
- Medal shows wear, tarnishing, nicks and 1 gouge to edge
- Patina is legible, Named to the edge, also legible
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Potential for Provence, Named; Sante Ale, Gurka, Signals
- Measures 4.5 x 1.4 inches.
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Background:
The Medal was established by the Board of Trade. It required at least one voyage through dangerous waters, or 6 months at sea during the War. Coastal trades like pilots and lighthouse keepers qualified, as well. Merchant sailors seconded to Warships could qualify for this Medal as well as those that transferred out of Mercantile Service for say the Army could still qualify for this Medal.