In die stamped bronze with cast nickel silver face plate affixed by 4 prongs
who was Orderly Officer of the day
He subsequently served with the 7th Battalion
The wrap around band is decorated with a 25 mm wide band fabricated from fine gold-coloured bullion wire interlaced with white threading that begins vertically at the front
An Early Destroyer War Badge- in tombac
Great Britain. An Egypt Medal 1882-1889 To Surgeon E.d. Farmar, Army Medical Department United Republic of In die stamped bronze with"1882"reverse, (SURGEON. E. D. FARMAR. A. M. DEPt.). Naming is officially engraved in italic capitals. Silver, original ribbon, dark patina, pitting, edge nicks, better than very fine. Footnote: E. D. Farmar was to be a Surgeon, the announcement appearing in the British Medical Journal of August 27, 1881, with Farmar later serving in Egypt. Surgeon E. D. Farmar Bringhurst was serving in the Madras command and had ""leave to England for six months on