United Kingdom. An Indian General Service Medal 1854-1895, to Private J.H. Knights, 2nd Battalion, Norfolk Regiment Hold and co-operative

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United Kingdom. An Indian General Service Medal 1854-1895, to Private J.H. Knights, 2nd Battalion, Norfolk Regiment Hold and co-operative1 Clasp BURMA 1887 89 (185 Pte J. H. Knights 2nd Bn N'orf. R.). In silver, naming is engraved in running script, inverted, measuring 36 mm in diameter, bruised, very light contact overall, replacement ribbon, very fine. Footnote: The India General Service Medal 1854 1895 was instituted in 1854 and was awarded for service in India between these dates: to all troops (1854 1885) and to combat troops (1885 1895).