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British Kaisar-i-Hind Medal for Public Service in India Ribbon – New Old Stock
An unused New Old Stock (NOS) medal ribbon representing the British Kaisar-i-Hind Medal for Public Service in India, a distinguished decoration awarded during the period of British rule in India.
Historical Background
The Kaisar-i-Hind Medal was established on April 10, 1900, by Queen Victoria to recognize exceptional public service in British India.
The name Kaisar-i-Hind translates approximately to "Emperor of India," reflecting the title held by the British monarch during the period.
The medal was awarded in three classes—Gold, Silver, and Bronze—and recognized individuals whose contributions benefited the people of India.
Why It Was Awarded
The decoration recognized distinguished public service, including humanitarian work, medical assistance, education, charitable activities, and other contributions to public welfare.
Recipients included British officials, missionaries, medical professionals, and Indian civilians whose work provided significant benefits to local communities.
The medal was discontinued following Indian independence in 1947.
Item Details
Country: British India / United Kingdom
Decoration: Kaisar-i-Hind Medal for Public Service in India
Established: April 10, 1900
Classes: Gold, Silver, and Bronze
Condition: New Old Stock (NOS)
Item offered: Medal ribbon only
SKU: BRI87
An excellent addition to a collection of British colonial decorations, Indian military and civilian honors, or historical Commonwealth medal ribbons.
Ribbon will come in 6” lengths when ordered.
British Kaisar-i-Hind Medal for Public Service in India Ribbon – New Old Stock
An unused New Old Stock (NOS) medal ribbon representing the British Kaisar-i-Hind Medal for Public Service in India, a distinguished decoration awarded during the period of British rule in India.
Historical Background
The Kaisar-i-Hind Medal was established on April 10, 1900, by Queen Victoria to recognize exceptional public service in British India.
The name Kaisar-i-Hind translates approximately to "Emperor of India," reflecting the title held by the British monarch during the period.
The medal was awarded in three classes—Gold, Silver, and Bronze—and recognized individuals whose contributions benefited the people of India.
Why It Was Awarded
The decoration recognized distinguished public service, including humanitarian work, medical assistance, education, charitable activities, and other contributions to public welfare.
Recipients included British officials, missionaries, medical professionals, and Indian civilians whose work provided significant benefits to local communities.
The medal was discontinued following Indian independence in 1947.
Item Details
Country: British India / United Kingdom
Decoration: Kaisar-i-Hind Medal for Public Service in India
Established: April 10, 1900
Classes: Gold, Silver, and Bronze
Condition: New Old Stock (NOS)
Item offered: Medal ribbon only
SKU: BRI87
An excellent addition to a collection of British colonial decorations, Indian military and civilian honors, or historical Commonwealth medal ribbons.
Ribbon will come in 6” lengths when ordered.
