United Kingdom. A Most Distinguished Order Of St.michael & St.george, C.m.g., Knight Commander Newly Listed Wing Commander Ralph Davenport's KB-853

Wing Commander Ralph Davenport's KB-853 of 431 Squadron with all crewmen lost

Accompanied by two Ribbon Bars (Military Cross

stating that he had six years' previous military service with the South Africa Constabulary

thus starting the Great Syrian Revolt (also called the Great Druze Revolt)

United Kingdom. A Most Distinguished Order Of St.michael & St.george, C.m.g., Knight Commander Newly Listed Wing Commander Ralph Davenport's KB-853Instituted in 1818. In silver gilt with seven white enamelled arms, both centrepieces in Gold with blue enamels, each with painted images of the saints, illustrating St. Michael the Archangel slaying Satan on the obverse and St. George the patron saint of England slaying a dragon on the reverse, measuring 45. 5 mm (w) x 66 mm (h) inclusive of its integral ring, intact enamels, on its full length original neck ribbon, extremely fine. Footnote: The Most