WW2 Lion and Eagle/Serpent Monster British Service Medal collars It would have been worn

It would have been worn by a devout monarchist in a display of allegiance to the crown

first developing and patenting a "silent metronome" (Patent No 12445) which proved to be wildly popular (example still surface at auction today)

Each one studded with glittering white diamonds and featuring a crisp bezel outline

The backs are domed to accommodate the deep cut of the stones

suggesting jewellers could "Place it in your window

WW2 Lion and Eagle/Serpent Monster British Service Medal collars It would have been wornDATE: WW2, c. 1945 A War Medal awarded to full time personnel of the Armed Forces of the British Commonwealth for service during the Second World War, plus a few categories of civilians (war correspondents and civil air transport crews who flew in operational theatres). The obverse depicts a lion trampling a monster with an eagle head and a snake head, and the scaly body, tail, and claws of a dragon, while the reverse displays a portrait of King