United Kingdom. A First War C.M.G and Gallipoli D.S.O. Miniature Bar to Lieutenant Colonel N. St. C. Campbell, who commanded the 13th Battery, RFA, at the Gallipoli Landings  Hold His seventh and final victory

His seventh and final victory took place a year later

Arabian Sea

with his right thumbprint in blue ink

Footnote: One of the more encouraging early victories during the Revolutionary War was the British evacuation of Boston on March 17

the reverse bearing a lengthy Latin dedication toe Doctor Petro (Peter) Zagorski from his students

United Kingdom. A First War C.M.G and Gallipoli D.S.O. Miniature Bar to Lieutenant Colonel N. St. C. Campbell, who commanded the 13th Battery, RFA, at the Gallipoli Landings  Hold His seventh and final victoryA miniature, court mounted bar comprising six decorations, black felt on reverse with horizontal pin, measures 96. 3 mm (w) x 53. 2 mm (h), comprising: A Miniature Companion of the Order of St. Michael and St. George, in silver gilt and enamels, 20. 4 mm (w) x 32 mm (h), hand painted centerpieces, minor enamel flake to obverse inscription ring, extremely fine. A Miniature Distinguished Service Order, in silver gilt and enamels, on original ribbon with