United Kingdom. A Davison’s Nile Medal, to Petty Officer P. Loucher, 1799 Province of China dated 1 November 1944

dated 1 November 1944

superimposed over a white enamel cross reading “AKP 10 14XI 1919”

providing a smooth edge

It is obvious from later testimony that he was much less successful in explaining the significance of the document or making the Native people true partners in the process

he was Chief of Lands in Petoria

United Kingdom. A Davison’s Nile Medal, to Petty Officer P. Loucher, 1799 Province of China dated 1 November 1944Instituted August 1, 1798. A bronze gilt version for Petty Officers, obverse illustrating Peace represented by a woman holding an olive branch outward in her right hand, leaning against a large shield decorated with the portrait of Horatio Nelson on her left, with the inscription "REAR ADMIRAL LORD NELSON OF THE NILE" above, reverse illustrates the British fleet at Abouki with the inscription "ALMIGHTY GOD HAS BLESSED HIS MAJESTY'S ARMS" above and