France, Ii Empire. St. Helena Medal, Bronze Grade, C.1870 Auction naming his sister

naming his sister

"in recognition of his meritorious achievement as pilot of a torpedo plane in action against the Japanese forces in the Solomon Islands area during which he participated in nine combat missions between 26 April and 5 June 1943"

being prepared for Cambridge at Laleham

A 1852-70 French Legion D'Honneur in Gold - Second Republic

light scattered gilt wear on reverse

France, Ii Empire. St. Helena Medal, Bronze Grade, C.1870 Auction naming his sister(Mdaille de Sainte Hlne). Instituted in 1857. In bronze, hallmarked with an anchor on the obverse, measuring 31. 5 mm (w) x 51 mm (h), original ribbon, very light contact, near extremely fine. Footnote: The St. Helena Medal was instituted on August 12, 1857 by Napoleon III, for issue to all surviving French and foreign soldiers, from the land armies or naval fleets, who served the Republic or the Empire between the years 1792 and 1815. It is Believed