Bust of Isambard Kingdom BrunelBust of Isambard Kingdom Brunel made in British Gypsum Plaster. As with all Famous Faces there are objects around the base. For this bust we have included some of the great engineers master pieces including the Box Tunnel; Clifton Suspension Bridge, A Steam Locomotive and the bow of the SS Great Britain. The etch around the base reads "THE MAN WHO BUILT THE WORLD" Isambard Kingdom Brunel remains the most famous engineer in history; famed for his

It honours the courage

The qualifying period for the Malay Peninsula Clasp was 30 days' service in the Malaysian Peninsula-Singapore area between 17 August 1964 and 11 August 1966

Each medal is British made in the same factories that produced the originals during WWII

faithfully reproducing the original detail and finish

training operations

Die-struck metal construction for durability and faithful detail

only one emblem is worn regardless of how many time an individual is mentioned

It was later made available to equivalent ranks in the Royal Navy (RN) and Army for acts of gallantry in the air

The most recent recipient of the VC is Lance Corporal Ashworth

King George V authorised the issue of a clasp 5TH AUG - 22ND NOV 1914 for any soldier who came under enemy fire or within range of enemy mobile artillery in France or Belgium between the 5 August and 22 November 1914

reflecting the original intention that all who served were remembered equally

Officers are eligible provided at least 12 years of their service was in the ranks