Yes, it looks alright.
After the silver version and bronze of 1914.The first official version was authorised by the War Office as Pattern 8520/1915 (superseded by Patt 9483/1917 which had a slider).
Here are my two examples.
Other Ranks 2nd (1st official) issue Patt 8520/1915
-The crest of the Earls of Derby: “On a chapeau gules, turned up ermine, an eagle (l), wings extended, or, preying on a child proper, swaddled gules, in a cradle laced or.” Below, a scroll inscribed SANS CHANGER. Die struck in gilding metal – bronzed. 2 cu NS loops 7. H 37, W 37, Wt 6.11g. <271>
-The crest of the Earls of Derby: “On a chapeau gules, turned up ermine, an eagle (l), wings extended, or, preying on a child proper, swaddled gules, in a cradle laced or.” Below, a scroll inscribed SANS CHANGER. Die struck in gilding metal– bronzed, worn. 2 cu NS loops 7.5. H 40, W 37, Wt 6.04g. <272>
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