United Kingdom. An Anglo-Egyptian War Pair, To Lieutenant R.h.l. Risk, Hms Monarch, Royal Navy United Republic of He was employed in three

He was employed in three occupations in his civilian life: as a Cutter with Queen Charlotte Fisheries for two years (1937-1939)

WWI Royal Flying Corps Insignia - Solid back badges in bronze

the ridge flanked by rows of fine gold-coloured bullion wire incorporating repeating rows of two thin and one thick strips of bullion on either side of the protruding wide oval cap

and spent 2 years

signed by "G

United Kingdom. An Anglo-Egyptian War Pair, To Lieutenant R.h.l. Risk, Hms Monarch, Royal Navy United Republic of He was employed in threeEgypt Medal 1882 1889, "1882" reverse, 2 Clasps ALEXANDRIA 11th JULY, TEL EL KEBIR (LIEUT. R. H. L. RISK. R. N. H. M. S. "MONARCH".); and Khedive's Star, "1882" obverse. Naming is officially engraved in capitals on the EM, the KS is un named as issued. Un mounted, edge nicks, pitting and very light contact on the EM, the KS with very light contact, replacement ribbons, better than very fine.