all superimposed on silver rays embroidered in silver wire and silver sequins
the son of Assheton Neville Clegg and Norah Clara Clegg (nee Behrens)
he is recognised as the first ever pilot officer to receive the Oak Leaves to his Knight’s Cross
subsequently sold to eMedals
wear on the rayon lining and is lightly soiled in the armpits
Russia, Soviet Union. A Second War Bravery Group Hold all superimposed on silver raysARussia (Soviet Union, USSR); Medal for Combat Service, Type II (silver with red enamels, 32. 3 mm); Medal for Victory Over Germany in the Great Patriotic War 1941 1945 (brass, 32 mm); Medal for Victory Over Japan 1945 (brass, 32. 3 mm); and Jubilee Medal for 30 Years of the Soviet Army and Navy 1918 1948 (brass, 32 mm). Lightly soiled original ribbons, each is mounted to a five sided brass suspension and conjoined, with swing bar pinback, intact