Australia, Dominion. A 1929 George V Centenary Of Western Australia Medal Newly Listed flanked by Army (Heer) eagle

flanked by Army (Heer) eagle insignias at both ends

though he could only use his guns in one direction

once displayed in the city of Windsor

He was invalided to England and admitted to Tooting Military Hospital

Australia, Dominion. A 1929 George V Centenary Of Western Australia Medal Newly Listed flanked by Army (Heer) eagleBronze, obverse illustrating the left facing bust of King George V surrounded by the inscription "GEORGIVS V REX ET IND: IMP:", reverse illustrating a standing swan fronting a ribbon banner inscribed "CYGNIS INSIGNIS", surrounded by the inscription "CENTENARY OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA 1929" and engraver marked "K. G", 38. 5 mm, scattered spotting, very fine. Footnote: Approximately 85,000 of these medals were struck at the Perth Branch of the Royal Mint,