China, Qing Dynasty. An Imperial Order Of The Double Dragon, I Type, I Class, Iii Grade, C. 1885 United Republic of enemy troops approached to within

enemy troops approached to within a few yards of Private Lewellyn’s position but he steadfastly refused to fall back and killed several enemy soldiers at his position before he fell mortally wounded

inscribed "NON - SURREXIT MAIOR" above

The flag presents with a central

Evans was discharged as "Medically Unfit" at Davenport Barracks in Toronto

Measuring 475 mm

China, Qing Dynasty. An Imperial Order Of The Double Dragon, I Type, I Class, Iii Grade, C. 1885 United Republic of enemy troops approached to within(). Instituted February 7, 1882 by the Guangxu Emperor, Empress Ci Xi. Type I. (1882 1897 Issue). I Class. III Grade. A rare and desirable silver gilt oblong badge with a blue and green enamelled cloud suspension, obverse centre featuring two mirrored inward facing dragons in blue enamelling with light green features and yellow enamelling on each foot and the end of the tail, three green flames with three peaks are located vertically alongside the