Russia, Imperial. A Medal for the China Campaign 1900-1901, I Class Silver Grade GTRexclude Lieutenant Gwatkin was granted leave

Lieutenant Gwatkin was granted leave to Canada on September 17

unmarked but with the physical characteristics of manufacture by an unconfirmed manufacturer tentatively identified as Boerger & Co

3 mm (w) x 28 mm (h) inclusive of its integral ring

gripping a raised and silvered banner bearing an inscription of “FÜR SCHLESIEN” (“FOR SILESIA”) in its talons

a single depth charge left her launcher and landed in the sea alongside the stricken boat

Russia, Imperial. A Medal for the China Campaign 1900-1901, I Class Silver Grade GTRexclude Lieutenant Gwatkin was granted leave( 1900 1901 .). Instituted in 1901. In silver, measuring 28. 3 mm (w) x 33. 8 mm (h) inclusive of its protruding integral bar, original ribbon, mounted to a five sided magnetic metal suspension with pinback, dark patina, edge nicks, near extremely fine. Footnote: The Medal for the China Campaign 1900 1901 was instituted on May 6, 1901 and was awarded for participation in the China campaign 1900 1901, in two grades: I Class Silver and II Class Bronze.