Original British Raj Second Afghan War Afghanistan Medal With Ali Musjid Clasp For Sepoy Ludder 20th Duke of Cambridge's Own Infantry (Brownlow's Punjabis) “Native Infantry” British Antique Guns In April 1942 the Corps

In April 1942 the Corps was transferred to the 4th Panzer Army

a new type of fascia was used

The next year

While the 504th was detached

The sword had a 31-inch blade (some being slightly longer)

Original British Raj Second Afghan War Afghanistan Medal With Ali Musjid Clasp For Sepoy Ludder 20th Duke of Cambridge's Own Infantry (Brownlow's Punjabis) “Native Infantry” British Antique Guns In April 1942 the CorpsOriginal Item: Only One available. This is a wonderful example of a rather lovely British Campaign Medal. The medal itself is tarnished but the beautiful images on both the front and back are still easily distinguishable. The medallion portion of the medal is worn down on both sides, indicating the strong possibility of having been carried around by the soldier for many years, a common practice of those proud veterans. The Afghanistan Medal,