United Kingdom. A Military General Service Medal With Nine Clasps To Joseph Green, 61St Foot Buy Now the obverse with a large

the obverse with a large national eagle with outstretched wings perched on a large central wreath and a static swastika within it

and again in 1913

grey Postschutz (postal security) button

RCAF Station Trenton "Contact" Magazine

dated September 4

United Kingdom. A Military General Service Medal With Nine Clasps To Joseph Green, 61St Foot Buy Now the obverse with a largeInstituted June 1, 1847. In silver, rim impressed JOSEPH GREEN, 61ST FOOT., worn on replacement ribbon with 9 clasps (TOULOUSE, ORTHES, NIVE, NIVELLE, PYRENEES, SALAMANCA, BUSACO, TALAVERA, MAIDA), notable edge knocks and light wear overall, lovely patina, in extremely fine condition. Footnote: Joseph Green was born in Morpeth, Northumberland, and enlisted for the 61st Regiment of Foot at Hexham at the age of 24, on August 16, 1803. Green joined the