he received the Queen's South Africa Medal with four clasps: Paardeberg
constructed of a light card stock binding with non-paginated interior pages featuring short articles supplemented by a large array of black-and-white images
a period striking with original ribbon
It reunited all orders of the Empire into one French order
A fine quality example of a Museum Exhibition Example of jeweler quality
Monaco, Principality. A Medal of Labour, I Class with Case Auction Archive he received the Queen's SouthInstituted December 6, 1924. A circular silver medal, the obverse centre bears the left facing head portrait of Prince Louis II circumscribed with LOVIS II PRINCE DE MONACO 17 JANVIER 1923 (LOUIS II PRINCE OF MONACO 17 JANUARY 1923), the reverse bears a laurel and oak open ended wreath tied with a ribbon at the bottom, unnamed, circumscribed with PRINCIPAVTE DE MONACO HONNEVR TRAVAIL (PRINCIPALITY OF MONACO HONOUR WORK), measuring 30. 5 mm (w) x 42. 8