Army Long Service & Good Conduct Medal, awarded to Batt. QM Sgt. J. Christie between 1901 & 1910
Image["Army Long Service & Good Conduct Medal, 1901-1910"]Obverse, a bust of King Edward VII facing left
Image["Army Long Service & Good Conduct Medal, 1901-1910"]Reverse, inscription
Army Long Service & Good Conduct Medal, 1901-1910
At King Edward VII's succession to Queen Victoria in 1901, most of the service medals then on issue were renewed with a portrait of the new monarch by George de Saulles, but with the current reverses and suspensions maintained. The Army Long Service & Good Conduct Medal was no exception, as comparison with
the later issue under Victoria will show.
This medal was awarded to Battery Quartermaster Sergeant J. Christie of the Royal Field Artillery. Lester Watson purchased it at some point before 1928.