United Kingdom. A Distinguished Conduct Medal Auction white circle in the centre

white circle in the centre inscribed "Reward Medal for Studying Hard"

with a silver finesse mark indicating 800

He was transferred to Camp Borden shortly thereafter in October and was there when his war service terminated on November 30

He was accepted into the Romanian military attaché in Paris upon his second nomination in 1922 and went on to serve in the military attachés in London and Brussels in the following year

stating that he had five years' previous military service with the 23rd Regiment

United Kingdom. A Distinguished Conduct Medal Auction white circle in the centreInstituted in 1854. George VI, INDIAE IMP (1937 1947). In silver, un named, measuring 36. 2 mm in diameter, contact marks, original ribbon with pinback, better than very fine. Footnote: The Distinguished Conduct Medal was instituted on December 4, 1854 and was discontinued in 1993, replaced by the Conspicuous Gallantry Cross. It was awarded to other ranks for acts of gallantry in action, the recipient entitled to use the post nominal letters "DCM".