WW1 World War 1 Bronze 88th Infantry Division Medal Original.
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This medal’s obverse bears the Allied arms on shield over American Eagle. The reverse bears American shield with stars and sripes framed by two laurel branches; under stars, APRIL · VI · MDCCCCXVII ·. The motto on the obverse is taken from the inscription of George Washington’s dress sword. The medal was conceived by the American Fund for French Wounded with the profits supporting relief work for French soldiers and civilians. The circular medal measures 63.4mm in diameter (74.8mm with loop) and was struck in bronze and silver by the Gorham Company. No mintage is reported. The photos depict the condition of the medal. This medal was designed by Theodore Spicer-Simson. It is 107 years old. Honor the brave soldiers who fought for their country during World War I by owning this American War Medal. Crafted in bronze by the renowned Gorham Co. In 1917, this medal is a genuine piece of history. It features intricate details and symbolism that represent the courage and sacrifice of those who served. This original period item is perfect for collectors of militaria and those interested in World War I memorabilia. It comes with a rich backstory and provenance, as well as a unique visual appeal that will make it stand out in any collection. Add this medal to your collection and own a piece of American history.
WWII Bronze Star Named w Certificate and Case – Rhineland Campaign. Really beautiful authentic NAMED MEDAL with CERTIFICATE! . Please look at all the pictures.
These are devotional medals from Convents we work with as well as donor collector estates that have gifted their medals to us to help the convents we work with. All our listed items are original Christian devotionals. Some may have been cleaned or polished before their arrival, by their last caretaker. Their use is for personal devotion. These vintage rosary medals were cast during WWII in Italy, to give as gifts to wounded Catholic soldiers at US Army Field Hospitals, and were ordered by Chaplain William Richard Arnold, the Chief of Chaplains, U. The medal has never been blessed, and it is in uncirculated vintage condition, with a beautiful patina commensurate with its age after many years in storage. This is all the information and provenance we have; once these medals are gone, there will be no others. Thanks for your kind support in our work!
These are devotional medals from Convents we work with as well as donor collector estates that have gifted their medals to us to help the convents we work with. All our listed items are original Christian devotionals. Some may have been cleaned or polished before their arrival, by their last caretaker. Their use is for personal devotion. From the estate of WWII Chaplain William Richard Arnold, the Chief of Chaplains, U. We only have a very few from his estate collection and each will be offered for sale individually. SIZE: 4.67 cm HEIGHT WITH THE BALE (or 1.83 inch). A COIN PRINTED FOR THE YEAR OF JUBILEE IN MEMORY OF THE CELEBRATED REDEMPTION OF THE HUMANKIND 19 CENTURIES AGO. NUMISMA IMPRESSUM ANNO JUBILARI IN MEMORIAM CELLEBRATO REDEMPTIONIS GENERIS HUMANI ABHINCXIX SAECULIS PERACTAE. Thanks for your kind support in our work!
Both bronze star and good conduct medal named, I looked him up and he was actually awarded two bronze star but no purple.
WWII Era Bronze Star Medal with Ribbon and Coffin Case. Be sure to check out my other items I have for sale. I do my best to describe each of my treasures to the best of my ability. I will always point out any flaws or abnormalities that I find. Not being an expert however I may miss something now and then. If this should happen please let me know so I can rectify the situation. Also if you see I have misidentified something or you have information that you feel to be valuable about an item, please feel free to contact me and let me know. I really would appreciate it! WE LOVE 5 STARS.
The Luxembourg Red Cross was founded on the initiative of Grand Duchess Marie-Adélaïde and the instigation of Emile and Aline Mayrisch in August 1914 on the eve of World War I. A very fine example of a rare award.
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Original World War II bronze star made by US Mint and Rex 1945 (according to brooch pattern). Complete set in its original box.