Military Cross, G.V.R., rev. inscribed, ‘2/Lt. D. P. MacIver, 12th Btn. A.S.H.’, in case of issue, nearly extremely fine £350-400

M.C. London Gazette 27 July 1916. ‘2nd Lt. Donald Patrick MacIver, 12th Bn. Arg. and Suth’d. Highrs. (attd. 11th Bn.)’ ‘For conspicuous gallantry and detirmination. When the enemy had gained a footing in our lines and had erected a barricade, he attacked them with such vigour that he drove them back 60 yards beyond their barricade. Though wounded in the shoulder by a revolver bullet and slightly stunned by a bomb, he continued bombing till too stiff and faint for further activity’.