All the medals are correctly officially impressed. Long Service and Good Conduct Medal to 30533, Warrant Officer Class 2, Albert E. Hill, Royal Field Artillery. All have original ribbons attached, are mounted on a bar as worn by the recipient and are correctly impressed with the recipients details. Copy MIC confirms entitlement to pair of medals. Worthy of much more research.
Medals are in deep toned excellent condition.
This clasp was awarded for services against gun-runners, pirates etc., in the Persian Gulf, Straits of Ormuz and the Sea of Oman. Post WW1 Davis served at Singapore, HMS Blake, HMS Trenchant and HMS Collen. Smith was captured in the Sudan on 16th February 1942 and was by then a Corporal with the 1st battalion. Moreover, his rise through the ranks to Petty Officer before retirement. A fabulous Naval Long Service medal group to a much travelled Chief Petty Officer, which includes a named, scarce 1931 Royal Tournament Medal to the same man.