Description
The upper crossguard features a quillon in the form of a deer’s hoof
unmarked but demonstrating the clear characteristics of a Schinkel-form lug variant by Wilhelm Deumer
and a semi-sharp tip
served with a tank regiment during the war
United Kingdom. A George V Efficiency Decoration GTRexclude The upper crossguard features aInstituted in 1908. In silver and silver gilt, a skeletal oval topped by a crown, the obverse bearing the Royal monogram of King George V, reverse marked SG, as well as lion (London), uncrowned leopard (London 1821 ), and q(1911), suspension marked with lion, original ribbon, 49. 3 mm (h) x 36. 8 mm (w), extremely fine. In a hard shelled case, white satin lined on the inside lid, purple velvet medal bed, marked Royal Mint, extremely fine condition.
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