Hungary, Empire. A Framed Document to Dr. György Nagy Signed by All Other 48 Founding Members of the Hungarian National ‘Republican’ Party, C. 1913. United Republic of 1886 in Dundee

1886 in Dundee

Dyer was admitted to the 82nd Casualty Clearing Station in Bakharitza suffering from fever

the reverse bearing a raised inscription of “FÜR TREUE DIENSTE IN DER POLIZEI” (“FOR FAITHFUL SERVICE IN THE POLICE”)

by Overseas Royal Order number 4951

Danbrook would be awarded the Military Medal for Bravery alittle over a year later on the 1st of May 1918

Hungary, Empire. A Framed Document to Dr. György Nagy Signed by All Other 48 Founding Members of the Hungarian National ‘Republican’ Party, C. 1913. United Republic of 1886 in DundeeAn honourary document awarded to Dr. Gyrgy Nagy and signed by all remaining 48 members of the Hungarian National Republican Party, contained within a wooden lockable frame. The frame is large and constructed of heavy and solid wood. The top portion of the frame depicts two Hungarian Coat of Arms, one on either side, consisting of a dexter and sinister within an oval laurel wreath and with a diagonal sword running through it, and tied together via a