An Unusual Royal Navy Long Service Group Hold IN GRATEFUL RECOGNITION OF PATRIOTIC

IN GRATEFUL RECOGNITION OF PATRIOTIC SERVICES IN WORLD WAR" above the City of Easton coat-of-arms laying upon a leafed wreath

the B Class similar in design to the preceding A Class and intended for coastal patrol work

In connection with the outbreak of war in 1939 Akermark returned back to the service and was placed as head of West Coast marine district until 1942

The front has a gold-coloured bullion wire Infantry insignia

It is awarded in five grades for "great services rendered to Lebanon

An Unusual Royal Navy Long Service Group Hold IN GRATEFUL RECOGNITION OF PATRIOTICAn Unusual Royal Navy Long Service Group 1914 15 Star (CH. BOSN. J. H. MORGAN, R. N.); British War Medal (LIEUT. J. H. MORGAN. R. N.); Victory Medal (LIEUT. J. H. MORGAN. R. N.); and Royal Naval Long Service and Good Conduct Medal, Victoria (J. H. MORGAN, P. O. 1st CL., H. M. S. ALEXANDRA.). Naming is officially impressed. Very crisp detail, cleaned, light contact, near extremely fine.