India, Bahawalpur. An Order of Abassia, III Class Commander United Republic of in addition to some loss

in addition to some loss of gilt

It was established on 12 August 1857 by a decree of Emperor Napoleon III to recognise participation in the campaigns led by Emperor Napoleon I

one entitled "Abbeville - Chapel Cemetery (Military Cemetery)" and three entitled "E

Medal for Distinguished Service in the Preservation of Public Order

Upon his departure from the 1st Infantry Brigade Staff on January 31

India, Bahawalpur. An Order of Abassia, III Class Commander United Republic of in addition to some loss(Imtiaz i Abbasia). Instituted between 1920 1930 by Nawab Al Haj Sir Sadiq Muhammad Khan V. In silver gilt, an eight point star in dark green enamels with a wreath set behind the arms demonstrating white and brown flowers, the obverse medallion in red featuring the wheat stalks, surrounded by a white enamelled ring with an Urdu inscription, a crescent moon at 6 oclock, plain reverse, measures 50. 8 mm (w) x 62. 4 mm (h), enamels intact, missing