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Indore State, Muntazim Bahadur &nbsp;Medal, For Civil Work, Silver, Class III, 2nd Class, Nandi Type, Obv: a five pointed star with sun in splendor, Sanskrit legend “Prahonaysho Labhya Shri Kartay Prarabhat” (Do your best and trust in Providence) around, a couchant Bull (Nandi) emblem at bottom point of star, wreath at top, Rev: uniface, along with suspension ring to wear, 33.0g, 54x64.32mm, (McClenaghan # 141), superb quality with luster, AU-UNC, Extremely Rare.

Note: The title "Muntazim Bahadur" roughly translates to "Brave Administrator" or "Distinguished Manager," reflecting its use for civil and administrative service to the Indore Durbar.&nbsp;&nbsp;The Muntazim Bahadur Medal was a civil honor instituted by the Indore State under the Holkar dynasty during the period of British India. It was established on 22 November 1920 by Maharaja Sir Tukojirao III Holkar XIII. Classified under the General Division of Civil Title Badges, the medal was designated as a Class III honor. It was primarily conferred upon state officials, including accountants, teachers, household officers, and pensioners, in recognition of their service.

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