Cabul Medal 1842 Category_Coronation & Jubilee awarded for 1 days service

awarded for 1 days service between 8th and 23rd December 1962

Additional awards recognised by a bar to the ribbon

A Steam Locomotive and the bow of the SS Great Britain

also referred to as The Campaign Service Medal replaced the GSM (Army & RAF) and the Navy GSM in 1964 and was backdated to December 1962 to cover the Borneo campaign

Medal Case internal measurements: 13cm x 17cm

Cabul Medal 1842 Category_Coronation & Jubilee awarded for 1 days serviceThe Cabul Medal was awarded to those who took part in the First Anglo Afghan War. Approved by General Order at Simla in 1842, it was designed by William Wyon. There are no official clasps (Marzenia 1842 and Tazeane 1842 were sometimes privately added), but the four reverses indicate for which service the medal was issued. These are CANDAHAR 1842, CABUL 1842, GHUZNEE CABUL 1842, and CANDAHAR, GHUZNEE, CABUL 1842. This is the only issue available for