A King Alfonso Xiii Court/Privy Chamber Key, Cased GTRexclude Britannia and a Turkish woman

Britannia and a Turkish woman shaking hands (West meets East)

attributed to "heart failure due to chronic pulmonary disease"

crowned profile with INDIAE: IMP: (LIEUT (A/CAPT) G

(1939-1944) period Silver Bravery Medal

The grip is made from bone with only a couple small chips from end close to pommel

A King Alfonso Xiii Court/Privy Chamber Key, Cased GTRexclude Britannia and a Turkish womanSilver gilt, bow of the key illustrating the cypher of King Alfonso XIII (1886 1931) in the centre, flanked by a castle at the left and a lion at the right, the side arches of the key with feathering and topped by lion heads, surmounted by the Royal crown, a fleur de lis below, ornate feathering on the stem, collar and tip, intertwined design forming the bit, 42. 5 mm x 112 mm, nice detail, scattered gilt wear, near extremely fine. In its hardshelled