A Mint 1943 G.vi.r. Distinguished Service Order With 1944 Bar Hold Captain Martin resigned his commission

Captain Martin resigned his commission and was Honorably Discharged due to wounds on June 7

Cloth Version -  in very fine condition

the accent lines which run along the border of the lower pommel and backstrap are deeply engraved and well defined

marked "R" on the edge between the upper and right arms

During the Great War he was appointed Recruiting Staff Officer at Brighton in April 1915 and was appointed a Temporary Lieutenant-Colonel in June 1916

A Mint 1943 G.vi.r. Distinguished Service Order With 1944 Bar Hold Captain Martin resigned his commissionPerhaps the best example of this period we have offered; Distinguished Service Order, G. VI. R., 1st issue, silver gilt and enamel, unnamed, suspension officially bar dated, 1943, with Bar officially dated '1944', complete with brooch bar, in Garrard, London case of issue, untouched with flawless enamels, mint. (C: 14)