Mongolia, People's Republic. An Order Of Combat Valour (Order For Meritorious Service In Battle), Hold The reverse of the sweatband

The reverse of the sweatband is stamped with a size mark of “58” in black ink

Footnote: The 2nd King's (Liverpool) Regiment had been on the Indian subcontinent since 1877 and had fought in the Second Afghan War

to the point where the cabin walls ruptured

a set of the Grand Officer consisting of a ball-tipped enameled white four armed cross in silver gilt

with the stitching securing the board on the left shoulder having come away at the shoulder end

Mongolia, People's Republic. An Order Of Combat Valour (Order For Meritorious Service In Battle), Hold The reverse of the sweatband(Baildaany er zorigiin odon ). Instituted in 1945. Type I (1945 1970). Insignia in silver with red, light blue, green and yellow enamels, the insignia above a crossed silver rifle and sword, both of which are mounted to a five sided base in silver gilt with white enamels that exhibits multiple emanating rays, number engraved "5546" on the reverse, measuring 49. 8 mm (w) x 48 mm (h), with screwback, intact enamels, extremely fine. Footnote: The Order