United Kingdom. A General Service Medal With Radfan And South Arabia Clasps, To Driver J. Hill, C.1965 United Republic of Footnote: The Revolution Day Medal

Footnote: The Revolution Day Medal was awarded for service in the coup of February 24

encompassed by a wreath of laurel and oak tied with a ribbon at the bottom

mounted to a domed beaded copper wire base

It was renamed the Distinguished Service Cross in October 1914

in its brown leather case

United Kingdom. A General Service Medal With Radfan And South Arabia Clasps, To Driver J. Hill, C.1965 United Republic of Footnote: The Revolution Day MedalInstituted August 15, 1964 by Queen Elizabeth II. (1962 2007). In silver, full size, the obverse features the right facing profile of Queen Elizabeth, the reverse bears the inscription FOR CAMPAIGN SERVICE surrounded by a wreath and surmounted by a crown, rim impressed 23976485 DVR. J. HILL. RASC., worn on original ribbon with RADFAN and SOUTH ARABIA clasps, reverse of ribbon bears metal plate with pinback on reverse, a few scratches to the obverse,