Netherlands, Kingdom. Two Military Long Service Medals Auction Archive most of the silvering worn

most of the silvering worn off but very fine condition

The fighting in Norway (1940) and in the Aleutian Islands (1943) demonstrated to Canadian Army planners that combat in such environmental conditions might be required in the future

Hilt is completed by an original blue portepee in the correct tie

the second numbered "246822" and issued by the Staff Captain

The dagger has a cast alloy

Netherlands, Kingdom. Two Military Long Service Medals Auction Archive most of the silvering wornArmy Long Service Medal, Silver Grade for Twenty Four Years' Service (Twelve in the Colonies) (in silver, measuring 36. 2 mm, original ribbon); and Navy Long Service Medal, Bronze Grade (in bronze, measuring 36. 2 mm, original ribbon). Near extremely fine. Footnote: The Army Long Service Medal was instituted on February 19, 1825 and was issued in three grades: Gold, Silver and Bronze. The Navy Long Service Medal was instituted on January 5, 1845 and