United Kingdom. An Order Of The British Empire, Member, Civil Division United Republic of A white-enameled cross of four

A white-enameled cross of four equal arms in bronze gilt

He is on record as having served seven days "in cells" in 1912 for some sort of indiscretion

7 full color tables of ribbons) but the best book on this subject published to date listing all the orders

measures 72

United Kingdom. An Order Of The British Empire, Member, Civil Division United Republic of A white-enameled cross of fourInstituted June 4 1917 by King George V. Type II (1938 ). A Members award, in silver, featuring the portraits of Queen Mary and King George V on the obverse surrounded by a ring inscribed FOR GOD AND THE EMPIRE, the reverse features the cypher of George V, measures 49. 15mm (w) x 63. 41mm (h inclusive of integral crown suspension), weighs 31. 0 grams (including ribbon), worn on original red and white ribbon denoting post 1938, with pin at the top