Queen's Sudan Medal 1896-98The Queen's Sudan Medal 1896 1898. Unusually for Victorian campaign medals, no clasps were awarded to this medal. The most famous action of the campaign is probably the charge of the 21st Lancers at Omdurman in which a young Winston Churchill took part.

starting the 1 January 2003 and ending at a date to be determined

Official Ministry of Defence licensed replica

This exmaple is die-struck in the manner of the original and is superb in every detail

UK personnel must be commended personally by the operational Theatre Commander or Head of NATO Body for their meritorious service in one or more of the following categories:

The GBE: Knight Grand Cross or Dame Grand Cross of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire

Medals are professionally mounted on a brooch bar using a variety of embroidery techniques and swing freely from the bar producing a handsome display of your medal or group of medals ready to be worn

Description

To date just over 1000 awards have been made together with 18 bars

Although a provision was made for the award of a bar to the CGM (Flying) no such award was ever made

These can be worn individually or mounted/sewn as a group on a single pin or piece of buckram

Service details are diamond engraved on the rim of the medal to MoD standard

The Miniature Iraq Op Telic Medal