International. An Order Of Melusine, Officer Archive The underside of the visor

The underside of the visor has a forest green synthetic finish

dated 1940

enlisting as a Private and volunteering for war service with the Duke of Wellington's West Riding Regiment during the Great War

With three rows of pink piping

A Middle Eastern Service Pair to the 129th Duke of Connaught's Own Baluchis - India General Service Medal

International. An Order Of Melusine, Officer Archive The underside of the visorInstituted in 1881. In silver gilt with navy blue, white and red enamels, the base formed by a Jerusalem cross, obverse illustrating the coat of arms of the Lusignan kings of Cyprus in the center that is surmounted by a crown, enamels not intact at the bottom (damaged), original ribbon, extremely fine. Footnote: 1. The Order of Melusine was created in 1881 by 'Marie de Lusignan', wife of 'Guy de Lusignan', self styled Prince of Jerusalem, of Cyprus