Special Police Constabulary Long Service Medal

A Special Police Constabulary Long Service Medal, George VI, awarded to,     in VG++++ condition.
 
Established on 30 August 1919, the medal was initially known as the Special Constabulary Medal. The intent of the original warrant was to recognise the service of the members of the Special Constabulary during World War I, with further regulations to recognise nine years of service as a member of the Special Constabulary. A new Royal Warrant was made in 1920 changing the name of the medal to the Special Constabulary Long Service Medal.  In 1929, subsequent awards could be recognised by a clasp inscribed Long Service