United Kingdom. A Foreign Services Sea Gallantry Medal to H. Sim, for Rescue of the S.S Mary Horlock Crew, 1924 Republic of constructed of a wooden frame

constructed of a wooden frame with a faux dark red leather exterior liner

1816-1851 Issue

around the outside presents two Native figures engaging in a violent act

unmarked but demonstrating the characteristics of a 6-Dot variant produced by an unidentified manufacturer

1748 by King Frederick I

United Kingdom. A Foreign Services Sea Gallantry Medal to H. Sim, for Rescue of the S.S Mary Horlock Crew, 1924 Republic of constructed of a wooden frameIn silver, full size, rim engraved HIMINES SIM. S S MARY HORLOCK 25TH JANUARY 1924, dark patina, worn on similar but incorrect replacement ribbon, remains in very fine condition. Footnote: Himines Sim was a Filipino man working aboard the President Lines passenger ship SS President Taft in January 1924. The Taft was travelling from Japan to America. He was one of five individuals recognized for bravery, when they assisted the crew of a shipwrecked