German ww1 award set in case award neck medal with bar and buttonhole ribbon.
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Rare German Veterans Association stickpin produced after WW1 to honor the men who served on the frontlines of the war. Some spiral work on stick portion to grip the fabric or material to which it was inserted. DRGM on reverse is “Deutsches Reichs Gebrauchs Muster”. GESCH on reverse literal meaning is legally protected. The stickpin appears to be brass, but not guaranteed. It is not magnetic. US penny for size comparison only. Not part of sale. Please ask any questions. NO bubble mailers for a special item like this one.
Soviet Russian Russia USSR WW2 Silver Great Patriotic War Order 2 Cl Medal Award. Original Soviet Russian WW2 Silver. Great Patriotic War Order 2 Class. Listing and template services provided by inkFrog.
Order of the Patriotic War. Engraved low number 59307, 1 Class. 100% Original, Weight for golden backplate – 10.55 gramm. The enamel on right middle ray is missing. Another 4 rays are O. Don’t send to post soviet republics.
DRK, German Red Cross. Numbered Fatherland Ladies Association Badge. This awarded cross from 1917 shows light wear and slight oxidation. The pin is missing the pin on the back with faded enamel. Maker’s mark on the back. The cross is approximately 1 x 1 inch. The round pin is approximately 7/16 inch across. Check out my other Red Cross and WW1 items.
German Germany Antique WW1 Colonial Medal Badge Pin Award. Original German WW1 Colonial Badge. Listing and template services provided by inkFrog.
VDG Militaria strives to always properly represent all items listed. Thank you for browsing and happy collecting! VDG Militaria strives to accurately represent all items listed. Below are the details for this specific product. Physical Description: This is an original 1919 U. Marksman Medal awarded for rifle practice. The medal features two bars: one labeled “MARKSMAN” and the other dated “1919, ” suspended from a six-pointed star medallion. The medallion has the number “71″ in the center, surrounded by the text Rifle Practice, Pro Aris et Pro Focis, Armory Range. The badge shows some patina and wear consistent with its age, giving it a beautiful vintage appearance. The back of the medallion is marked J. The medal measures approximately 3 inches in total length. Historical Context: This marksman medal was awarded to members of the 71st Regiment in 1919 for proficiency in rifle practice. The Latin inscription “Pro Aris et Pro Focis” translates to “For Hearth and Home, ” emphasizing the soldiers’ duty to protect their country. The 71st Regiment, based in New York, has a long and distinguished history, including service in the Spanish-American War and World War I. Medals like this were awarded to soldiers who demonstrated exceptional skill with their rifles during training exercises at armory ranges, reflecting the military’s emphasis on marksmanship. This medal is a rare and valuable collectible from the post-World War I era. VDG Militaria is dedicated to providing authentic, original military antiques. We specialize in items from various historical eras, including World War I, World War II, and beyond. Our mission is to preserve military history through the sale and collection of original memorabilia. We are happy to assist you with any inquiries or concerns. All major credit cards. However, PLEASE REQUEST A TOTAL BEFORE PAYING FOR MULTIPLE ITEMS.
Two piece construction – A top bar “brooch” connects to the hanging planchet with two jump rings. Die struck in bronze and silver plated – 1 3/8ths of an inch tall by 1 1/4 inches across in size. 15, 1918 has been mostly obliterated on the reverse side, but is still discernable.
V R Soviet Order. Being at combat points, he provided the command with valuable data about the Germans. He was the first to cross the rivers Seim Desna and Dnieper. Corrected the fire of our artillery. Destroyed under his leadership. Two German firing points destroyed. During reconnaissance on the right bank of the Dnieper, he entered into battle with a group of Germans. Killed one and wounded one, the rest fled. In the battle for Demidovo on the right bank of the Dnieper on November 5, 1943, under enemy fire, he occupied a height and corrected artillery fire. Conclusion Worthy of the AWARD HERO of the Soviet Union. Was awarded the Order of the Red Star. The Order of the Red Star (Russian:?????????? o???????) was a military decoration of the Soviet Union. It was established by decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet. The Order of the Red Star was awarded to soldiers of the Soviet Army, Navy, borderand internal security forces, employees of the State Security Committee of the USSR. As well as NCOs and officers of the bodies of internal affairs; to units, warships, associations, enterprises, institutions and organizations. As well as to military personnel of foreign countries. Pay Pal only Thank you.