United Kingdom. An Order of British India, II Class in Gold consisting of a blue enamelled Romanian Cross with clusters of nine gilt rays in eac Walker was likely with Chelmsford

Walker was likely with Chelmsford or back at Helpmakaar at the time of the Battle at Isandlwana

1898 in Bradley

Order of the People's Army with Gold Star (II Class) and Order of the People's Army with Silver Star (III  Class)

with a clear celluloid moisture shield

The photo album is certainly one of a kind example with too many photographs to describe

United Kingdom. An Order of British India, II Class in Gold consisting of a blue enamelled Romanian Cross with clusters of nine gilt rays in eac Walker was likely with ChelmsfordInstituted 1837. In 22K Gold, a delicate and crisp II Class decoration, featuring an eight point star, clusters of smooth rays, with a central blue enamelled medallion, heavily convex, featuring a lion on a dark blue enamelled field, surrounded by a ring inscribed ORDER OF BRITISH INDIA, encircled by a laurel wreath, plain reverse with central rivet, measures 37. 45 mm (w) x 40. 52 mm (w), weighs 33. 76 grams including original blue neck ribbon and