Afghanistan, Kingdom. An Order Of The Star, Ii Class Grand Officer’s Star, C.1929 Auction Archive or privateer service of the

or privateer service of the United States

three of whom were killed in action

two leather straps with two buttonholes each are sewn onto the inner side of the flap

in January 1886 and worked as a physician in Sherbrooke East as well as belonged to the Army Medical Corps prior to enlisting with the CEF in January 1916

British Empire Servce League Medal

Afghanistan, Kingdom. An Order Of The Star, Ii Class Grand Officer’s Star, C.1929 Auction Archive or privateer service of the(Nishan i Astour). Instituted 1901. Type 3. (1926 1929 issue). Constructed of Gold and silver, consisting of an eight pointed radiant star, the obverse with a central Gold medallion depicting the coat of arms of the Kingdom of Afghanistan, circumscribed by a Koran verse and class marking in Arabic, the reverse with a unique pinback in the form of an integral bracket with dual holes through which is fitted a pin with dual prongs, with Gold and silver