1940 by Vickers-Armstrong at Newcastle on Tyne in the United Kingdom and launched on September 23
maker stamped "S M CHAPELIÈRE PARISIENNE PARIS" and size stamped "57" in white ink on the left side
he was struck off strength as being "Medically Unfit" on April 14
marked "REDA" and number hand engraved "3679" on the reverse
and Victory Medal (240157 PTE
France, I Empire. An Order Of The Legion Of Honour, Knight With Gold Center, C.1810 Newly Listed 1940 by Vickers-Armstrong at Newcastle(Ordre national de la Lgion d'honneur, Lgionnaire). Instituted in 1802. Type I (1808 1813). In silver gilt, a five armed white enamelled Maltese cross with partial green enamelled laurel and oak leaf wreath in each quadrant, the central medallion in gold features a right facing profile of Napoleon, surrounded on a blue enamelled ring inscribed NAPOLEON EMP. DES FRANCOIS, the reverse medallion features a right facing eagle with outstretched wings