the obverse bearing a central oval medallion overlaid by a raised German soldier in Stahlhelm and full field gear
within an oval laurel wreath
each constructed of card stock-reinforced orange wool and bearing four bands of brown threaded piping
and 71 cm in total length
demonstrating material fatigue to the exterior liner which includes a large spot of wear to the base
United Kingdom. An Order of the British Empire, Commander, in Case Province of China the obverse bearing a centralInstituted June 4, 1917. In silver gilt, a cross with light blue enamel arms, the obverse medallion presents a seated Britannia surrounded by a red enamelled ring inscribed FOR GOD AND THE EMPIRE, the reverse is plain with the center embossed with the crowned cypher of King George V, surmounted by a crown, measures 64 mm (w) x 85. 2 mm (h), unmarked, enamels intact, gilt wear, a notable section of loss on the right side of the 6 oclock arm, worn on a