United Kingdom. A Kaisar-I-Hind Medal For Public Service In India, II Class. Hold crossed swords were instituted to

crossed swords were instituted to reward bravery in the face of the enemy

with light enamel wear and minor loss to blue enamel on obverse

the cover bearing a title and compiler’s name

which now houses the Chief Minister of Himachal Pradesh and Punjab State Guest House

United Kingdom. A Kaisar-I-Hind Medal For Public Service In India, II Class. Hold crossed swords were instituted toInstituted in 1900. George V. In silver, oval medallion enclosed by a laurel wreath, topped by a British crown; the obverse bears the monogram of King George V, the reverse bears the relief image of a flower superimposed by a scroll with the words KAISAR I HIND, surrounded by the words FOR PUBLIC SERVICE IN INDIA; original blue ribbon, suspended from a silver hanger, bearing a floral motif, with pinback; 64. 2 mm (h) x 33 mm (w), extremely fine