WW1 FRENCH – BATTLE of VERDUN BRONZE MEDAL with POUCH and OFFICIAL CERTIFICATE 1917. WW1 FRENCH – ” BATTLE of VERDUN ” BRONZE MEDAL with VERDUN MARKED POUCH, OFFICIAL CITY OF VERDUN MEDAL CERTIFICATE IN ENGLISH WITH THE OFFICIAL STAMP OF THE CITY OF VERDUN WITH PRINTED SIGNATURE OF THE VERDUN’S DEPUTY MAYOR IN 1917. MEDAL IS STAMPED ON ITS EDGE BRONZE WITH THE CORNUCOPIA MINT MARK OF THE MONNAIE de PARIS (PARIS MINT). The Battle of Verdun was fought from 21 February to 18 December 1916 on the Western Front in France. The battle was the longest of the First World War and took place on the hills north of Verdun-sur-Meuse. Obverse: Helmeted and armored bust of Joan de Arc, holding sword right. Legend: ON NE PASSE PAS They Shall not Pass! Reverse: Verdun Castle gates flanked by palm-branches. Legend: VERDUN / 21 FEVRIER 1916. MEDAL DIMENSIONS : 1 1/2″ x 1 1/2″ x 1/8. >MEDAL CONDITION IS UNCLEANED AND IS EXTREMELY FINE WITH A DARK BRONZE PATINA. RARELY DO YOU FIND THIS COMPLETE MEDAL, POUCH AND CERTIFICATE TOGETHER AND IN SUCH A NICE CONDITION!
WWII Bronze Star Medal with Label Pin & Coffin Case. Look carefully at the photos. The photos supersede any inaccuracies in the description. I have collected a plethora of stuff for 30 plus years and now have too much stuff. We are now focusing on downsizing some of our collections. Ask and verify, don’t assume – you know what that makes both of us. We like older, vintage items, and we know condition is a key factor. The photos will show you the condition – and if you’re still not sure, ask. Photos show condition and are to be considered above any written information. If it is there in the photo, then it is there on the item. Terms such as “fair condition, great condition, excellent, etc” are all very SUBJECTIVE to each individual and collector. Photos are factual – as you will receive exactly the item in the photos. We all make mistakes, especially when creating a lot of listings, or we might not use the same terminology as you do for an item. Check the photos out on your mega wide screen t. I may just have it and can create a listing for the item. This saves time and hassle. Bundle buyers are much appreciated!
2 WWl Bronze Medals For Country & Humanity Lovejoy & Great War Victory Medal. Both in good condition with ribbons. Please carefully examine all pictures for details and condition.
WW1 FRENCH – BATTLE of VERDUN (Médaille de Verdun) BRONZE MEDAL 1916. WW1 FRENCH – ” BATTLE of VERDUN ” (Médaille de Verdun). The Battle of Verdun was fought from 21 February to 18 December 1916 on the Western Front in France. The battle was the longest of the First World War and took place on the hills north of Verdun-sur-Meuse. Bust of Marianne on the right, helmeted, cuirassed, armed with a sword and clenching her left fist. VERNIER ON NE PASSE PAS. Engraver: Emile Séraphin Vernie. Verdun’s Châtel gate surrounded by two palms. VERDUN 21 FEVRIER 1916. Engraver: Emile Séraphin Vernier. Weight: 22.34 g. Shape: Round with a loop and its original suspension ring. EXTREMELY FINE RETAINING THE GREAT MAJORITY OF ITS ORIGINAL MINT LUSTER FROM ITS 108+ YEARS.
Frame was found broken, however items are glued down, however if wanted things could be removed and cleaned up, bronze star is named matching the dogtags.
1916 5th Infrantry WW1 Bronze Medal Rifle Badge Inscribed Name Regimental Team. Inscribed with the name Dale G. VERY GOOD intact condition. The inscription on the back moderately scratched. I can’t make out the name/word after Capt. Please read the description and view all the photos for details of the item. Items are guaranteed to be authentic and in the condition described. I pack with care and use new (or clean used) professional packing products. All sales final except for misrepresentation which is rare, but always made right. I appreciate your business!
Antique 1798 ORIGINAL Bronze British Military Naval Battle Victory of The Nile Medal. History – All of the following info i acquired from a website that notates all of the history and details about this medal. The Victory of the Nile Medal is a commemorative medal awarded to British naval officers and men who participated in the Battle of the Nile, which took place on August 1, 1798. The medal was established by Alexander Davison, the prize agent to Horatio Nelson, to commemorate the British victory over French forces under Admiral François-Paul Brueys d’Aigalliers. The medal features an obverse design with the figure of Peace holding an olive branch, with an inscription “EUROPE’S HOPE AND BRITAIN’S GLORY” and the name “REAR-ADMIRAL LORD NELSON OF THE NILE” around the circumference. The reverse side depicts a view of the fleet sailing into Aboukir Bay, with the inscription “ALMIGHTY GOD HAS BLESSED HIS MAJESTY’S ARMS” and the date “VICTORY OF THE NILE AUGUST 1 1798″ in the exergue. The edge is engraved with the inscription A TRIBUTE OF REGARD FROM ALEXR DAVISON ESQR. ST JAMES’S SQUARE. The Victory of the Nile Medal is a significant historical artifact, commemorating a pivotal naval battle that marked a turning point in the French Revolutionary Wars. It is a testament to the bravery and skill of the British naval forces under the command of Horatio Nelson, who played a crucial role in the battle. The medal was awarded in different compositions, depending on the rank of the recipient. Gold: awarded to Admirals and Captains. Silver: awarded to Officers. Gilt: awarded to Petty Officers. Bronze: awarded to ratings (non-commissioned personnel). Some medals have been privately named on the reverse side, with the recipient’s name or initials. Features – I took lower light and direct sunlight photos to give the best idea of condition. I make no claims on a condition grade or gradeability, if a graded item is what you are looking for please search for one. Solid Bronze – Personalized with the Naval mans name on the reverse – All Original – Measures 5 across. For similar items related to this check my Militaria ALL Military section in my store. Questions are usually answered within an hour. Please don’t forget to leave feedback, sellers depend on it!!
This is truly an antique and very special. It is a Bronze Medal awarded to chaplains of the Army and Navy after World War 1. It was designed by Laura G Fraser, who is a famous artist in her own right, but also the wife of James E. Fraser, who designed the Indian head nickel. I believe they were issued/created somewhere around 1920. Any reasonable offers will be considered. Also, 20% of the sale will go to the K9s for Warriors foundation.
