China War Medal 1900 - H.m.s. Centurion Hold near Easingwold

near Easingwold

with typed information of Herbsts service

the Regiment so impressed the Duke of Cornwall (later King George V) that he became the Camerons' first honorary colonel and allowed the regiment to bear his name

It was noted that he had two prominent tattoos: one of a snake on his left forearm and one of a woman's head on his right forearm

It documents that "Flight Lieutenant Marshall was forced to bale out of his aircraft in April

China War Medal 1900 - H.m.s. Centurion Hold near EasingwoldChina War Medal, 1900, with 1 Clasp RELIEF OF PEKIN. (C. H. POND. P. O. 1 CL., H. M. S. CENTURION.). Naming is officially impressed in large capitals, toned, in very fine condition.