461 - UNITED KINGDOM

UNITED KINGDOM Large metal gala bar, consisting of 10 miniature medals and crosses with their respective ribbons, including: a cross of the Most Eminent Order of the Indian Empire, in gold (750 parts per thousand) and polychrome enamel; a cross of the Order of the Star of India in vermeil (800 parts per thousand) and polychrome enamel; a cross of the Order of St. Michael and St. George in silver (800 parts per thousand) and polychrome enamel; a cross of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem in silver (800 parts per thousand) and white enamel; a British World War I commemorative medal in silver (800 parts per thousand); a gold-plated bronze World War I commemorative medal; a “General Service Medal” for service during the Iraq War (circa 1918) in silver (800 parts per thousand), with an “Iraq” bar; a silver King George V Jubilee medal (25 years of reign) in silver (800 parts per thousand); a commemorative medal for the coronation of King George VI on May 12, 1937, in silver (800 parts per thousand); and a Long-Term Voluntary Service medal in silver (800 parts per thousand). Minor losses of enamel. England, early 20th century. No visible hallmark L. 15 cm. Gross weight: 72.2 g. Provenance Sir Colin Campbell Garbett (Dalhousie, India, 1881–1972), political chief of the Mesopotamian Expeditionary Corps in 1916, Financial Commissioner of the Punjab, and Minister of Agriculture in India from 1944 to 1946.