United Kingdom. A Most Distinguished Order Of St. Michael & St. George, Companion Neck Badge By Spink & Son, C. 1930 Hold Hollister died on October 25

Hollister died on October 25

England aboard the HMT Scotian

500 French soldiers landed in Rhode Island to assist their American allies in operations against British-controlled New York City

measuring 55 mm x 28 mm

Constructed of bronze with black and white cloth ribbon

United Kingdom. A Most Distinguished Order Of St. Michael & St. George, Companion Neck Badge By Spink & Son, C. 1930 Hold Hollister died on October 25Instituted April 28, 1818 by Prince Regent in the name of King George III. A beautiful Companion of the Order of St. Michael & St. George, presenting a silver gilt Maltese Asterick with white enamels with crown suspension, the obverse center in Gold presenting an enamelled motif of a winged St. Michael slaying Satan with a blue enamelled surround inscribed AUSPICIUM MELIORIS VI (Token of a Better Age), the reverse Gold medallion presents a richly