The item shown is a badge or commemorative medal for the 10th Bavarian Infantry Division during World War I. The division was formed on March 3, 1915, and disbanded in August 1918. It participated in major battles such as the Battle of the Somme, Passchendaele, and the Second Battle of the Marne. The badge likely depicts a soldier battling a bear and a multi-headed serpent, possibly symbolizing the challenges faced by the division. The text on the badge reads “KARE THEN” and “RK”. The 10th Bavarian Infantry Division was part of the Imperial German Army.
Original ww2 Original Ww2 US 5th Army Commemorative Italy Naples 1943 Medal Rare W/ribbon. Please, look at the actual pictures and consider them as a part of description. These item come from a life long collection of militaria. The show age, usage and patina. See the pics for better view of condition. See my other auctions. All items are accurately described to the best of our knowledge and pictures serve as part of the description. Thanks and Good Luck!!
The product is an original German Bravery & Commemorative Medal of the Spanish Blue Division from 1941. This medal is associated with World War I (1914-18) and falls under the category of Militaria collectibles. It would have been awarded to members of the Spanish Blue Division who showed bravery and dedication during their service in 1941. The medal serves as a historical artifact representing the collaboration between Germany and Spain during this time period.
Lot of 8 World War II Commemorative Medals & Asiatic Pacific Campaign Medals. Combat Service Commemorative Medal. WW II Victory Commemorative Medal. American Defense Service Commemorative Medal. Sea Service Commemorative Medal. (2) Asiatic Pacific Campaign Medals. United States Navy Constitution Medal. Please see pictures showing item details and condition.
BELGIUM WW2 AFRICA CAMPAIGN. 5 cm = 1. 3.1 cm = 1. Belgium: WW2 Commemorative Military medal for the Campaign in Africa. With Clasps “Nigeria” and “Middle East”. Signed by the sculptor Arthur. The medal was established in 1947 and was awarded to the personnel of. The Belgian Armed Forces who served in Africa at least 1 year between. 1940 – 1945 (period of the German invasion and occupation of Belgium). The Belgian forces besides defending the Belgian Colonies of Congo. Or Ruanda/Urundi served also in Madagascar, Ethiopia, Nigeria, Libya. Egypt, Sudan and Palestine. The clasp “Nigeria” was awarded to the expeditionary force of 13.000. Men of the Force Public Gendarmery and Military force of Belgian. Congo consisted of native Congolese troops under the command of. Belgian Officers and NCOs who served under British command from. 1942 to 1943 in Nigeria – 9.000 of these troops served in Egypt and. Palestine and received also the “Middle East” clasp. For any problem our question about the. Item please message me i will be glad to help. Appreciate feedback soon as you get the item. That both of us will be happy with. CHECK OUT MY OTHER ANTIQUES.
BELGIUM WW2 AFRICA CAMPAIGN. 5 cm = 1. 3.1 cm = 1. Belgium: WW2 Commemorative Military medal for the Campaign in Africa. With Clasps “Nigeria” and “Middle East”. Signed by the sculptor Arthur. The medal was established in 1947 and was awarded to the personnel of. The Belgian Armed Forces who served in Africa at least 1 year between. 1940 – 1945 (period of the German invasion and occupation of Belgium). The Belgian forces besides defending the Belgian Colonies of Congo. Or Ruanda/Urundi served also in Madagascar, Ethiopia, Nigeria, Libya. Egypt, Sudan and Palestine. The clasp “Nigeria” was awarded to the expeditionary force of 13.000. Men of the Force Public Gendarmery and Military force of Belgian. Congo consisted of native Congolese troops under the command of. Belgian Officers and NCOs who served under British command from. 1942 to 1943 in Nigeria – 9.000 of these troops served in Egypt and. Palestine and received also the “Middle East” clasp. For any problem our question about the. Item please message me i will be glad to help. Appreciate feedback soon as you get the item. That both of us will be happy with. CHECK OUT MY OTHER ANTIQUES.
WW1 FRENCH BATTLE of VERDUN COMMEMORATIVE MEDAL in 95% SILVER. WW1 FRENCH – ” BATTLE of VERDUN ” SILVER MEDAL. MEDAL IS STAMPED ON IT’S EDGE WITH THE CORNUCOPIA MARK AND 1ARGEANT (95% SILVER) 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 7/16″ x 1 7/16″ x 1/8. 0635 POUNDS 1.016 OZ. UNCIRCULATED WITH A SOME NICE SILVER TONING.
Antique imperial Japanese medal. Step back in history with this rare Antique Imperial Japanese medal, a tangible reminder of the Korean Annexation. Established by Imperial Edict No. 56 in 1912, this bright gilt bronze medal commemorates Japan’s controversial integration of Korea in 1910, following a series of political maneuvers and conflicts that placed Korea under Japanese rule until 1945. The obverse features intertwining branches of the pawlonia and plum-imperial symbols of Japan and Korea-topped with the chrysanthemum crest, signifying the union. The reverse is inscribed with “Korean Annexation Commemorative Medal”, “Meiji 43rd year (1910)”, and the date of the annexation, “8th month 29th day”. This medal is not just a piece of memorabilia but a historical artifact that represents the complex and often painful ties between Japan and Korea. The ribbon, a watered silk in gold with white edges and a vermilion center, combines the national colors of Japan and the Imperial colors of Korea, symbolizing the controversial nature of the annexation. Don’t miss the chance to own a piece of history that speaks of an era that forever changed the course of East Asian politics. International Buyers – Please Note. Thank you for your understanding.
