Delhi Durbar 1911 Medal Category_Gallantry 2nd Awards or supporting the NATO Training

or supporting the NATO Training Implementation Mission - Iraq (NTIM-I) and the NATO Training Mission - Iraq (NTM-I)

we would recommend mounting it separate form your British awards and worn below

nurses and others employed in military hospitals who actually served in France or Belgium between the 5th August 1914 and midnight of 22-23rd November 1914

The medal was very cheap (typically £10-£20) and normally found on Ebay

Delhi Durbar 1911 Medal Category_Gallantry 2nd Awards or supporting the NATO TrainingThe_Delhi Durbar 1911 Medal was awarded in Gold (300 medals) and Silver (30,000) to commemorate the Dehli Durbar held in the King's honour. The inscription on the reverse is Farsi reads "The Durbar of George V, Emperor of India, Master of the British Lands". This superb die struck medal with swivel suspension represents the silver version of the Dehli Durbar medal.