Soviet Russian ARMY WW2. “For Defense of the STALINGRAD”. For Sergeant Air Force. + DOCUMENT AND PHOTO 1940s. Awarded – Sergeant Kondratenko Kuzma Grigorievich – mechanic for repairing aircraft weapons of the 672nd assault regiment of the Red Army Air Force. The Sergeant Kuzmenko was awarded the medal “For the Defense of Stalingrad” and the medal “For Services in Battle” for personal bravery and good combat work, qualifications and discipline during the repair of the Ilyushin Il-2 ground-attack planes weapons. A total of 780 combat missions were serviced, including urgent repairs at field airfields under Luftwaffe bombing. Information from the site archive of the Red Army. Production on Moscow state mint. Bonus: old photo – sergeants of the Red Army in field uniform. Original old photo 1940s. Size 65 x 84 mm. 100% authentic, original old a medal, a tape, the device for carrying. Documents have spots, holes, traces of glue, dirt, gluing together, field repair of paper and other damages are old historical artifacts. The back of the document is glued (old field repair). 18-27 days to USA. 12-23 days to Europe. Original images are exposed. In our shop there are no cheap lots – but not because we are too greedy. Just we sell 100% original authentic items. Be attentive – not all that shines – it is gold. Dear Customers, you will receive exactly the same item which you see on the pictures, not similar or other. I will answer all your questions.
Here is a vintage military medal. You get the item pictured. This is from a WW2 Air Force pilot. I will combine orders to save S&H. Message with any questions.
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There are no personal names written on the back of any of the medals. Please check all pictures carefully as they are part of the description. Any questions please ask. If you have a moment, please check out my other items. Thanks for looking and have a nice day!
Has wear from use and storage. As I got it out of the estate. The photo was found inside the box. I tried to find more info on James. But no one knew anything. Brooch is not numbered. Box has wear from storage. THIS IS DUE TO EBAYS POLICY ON KNIVES. COMPLAIN TO THEM ABOUT IT. ALL ITEMS ARE AS IS. DETAILED PHOTOS AND DESCRIPTIONS MATCH THE ITEM AND SHOW AND DESCRIBE EXACT CONDITIONS. THERE IS NO BRICK AND MORTAR STORE SO THERE IS NO LOCAL PICK-UPS.
Soviet Russian ARMY WW2. “For Defense of the STALINGRAD”. For Sergeant Air Force. + DOCUMENT AND PHOTO 1940s. Awarded – Sergeant of Guard Kirnarsky Mikhail Abramovich – is an old soldier born in 1903, deputy chief of the warehouse unit of the 22nd Air Force military communications regiment. The Sergeant of Guard Kirnarsky was awarded the medal “For the Defense of Stalingrad” and medal “For Services in Battle” for personal bravery, discipline, good combat work in providing food and uniforms during the Battle of Stalingrad. Also, Sergeant of Guard Kirnarsky was wounded twice. Information from the site archive of the Red Army. Production on Moscow state mint. Bonus: the old rare photo – sergeant of the Red Army with “Guard” badge , 1940s. Original old photo 1940s. Size 88 x 130 mm. 100% authentic, original old a medal, a tape, the device for carrying. Documents have spots, holes, traces of glue, dirt, gluing together, field repair of paper and other damages are old historical artifacts. The back of the document is glued (old field repair). 18-27 days to USA. 12-23 days to Europe. Original images are exposed. In our shop there are no cheap lots – but not because we are too greedy. Just we sell 100% original authentic items. Be attentive – not all that shines – it is gold. Dear Customers, you will receive exactly the same item which you see on the pictures, not similar or other. I will answer all your questions.
ARMY AIR FORCE WINGS PIN Medal Full SET 19 BADGES ENAMEL RARE. This AIR FORCE Wing was made about 40 Years ago ca. Made of Brass, silver-plated, and real hard Enamel/cloisonne. Size about: 72mm(2.83 Inch) x 19mm (0.75 Inch). Take care and stay safe – Ludwig.
WWII USAAF Air Force Air Medal Set Brooch Medal w/ Ribbon Bar & Lapel Pin. Welcome to our online market place. We specialize in books, music, vintage items, and store unit / estate sale contents. Please look at our other listings. WWII USAAF Air Force Air Medal Set Brooch Medal w/ Ribbon Bar & Lapel Pin Q192.
Antique – Lot of 50 Military Campaign Medals – Ranging from WWII to Vietnam. Includes Navy, Army, Marine, Air Force & Coast Guard medals. Navy Cross Campaign Medal, Air Medal, European/African/Middle Eastern Campaign Medal, Korean Service Medal, Vietnam Service Medal, WWII Victory Medal, Coast Guard Special Ops Service Medal, Presidential Unit Citation Medal/Vietnam Military Ribbon, United Nations Medal, NATO Medal, Vietnam Campaign Ribbon, Vietnam Service Military Ribbon, Legion Of Merit Ribbon, Air Force Good Conduct Ribbon, Air Force Longevity/Good Service Ribbon, Army Good Conduct Military Ribbon, Army of Occupation Military Ribbon, China Service Marine Corp Military Ribbon, Navy & Marine Corp Achievement Military Ribbon, A. Small Arms Expert Marksmanship Military Ribbon, Army Distinguished Service Cross, Air Medal, Airforce Cross, American Campaign Ribbon, Navy E for Efficiency Ribbon, WWII Era Navy, Air Force, Marines Philippine Liberation Ribbon, Vietnam Commendation Ribbon. Comes in black case with glass cover. Some have yet to be recognized. They are all in fair/good condition and would make a wonderful addition to any collection.
GREAT BRITAIN – WW2. A Scarce, Original DOCUMENTED WW2′ROYAL AIR FORCE METHODIST CHAPLAIN’ Group to The REVEREND SQUADRON LEADER Sidney Austen EDDY, who served with the R. F from 1942 until 1955, serving in EGYPT, the WESTERN DESERT, the MIDDLE EAST & United Kingdom. 1939/45 Star, Africa Star, Defence Medal, War Medal. ALL Unnamed as awarded. These are his full entitlement. These are accompanied with the following Original Documents. A The LETTER dated 18th June 1940 confirming the date, time & location for his Ordination Service. B The Methodist Conference ORDINATION SEATING PLAN which names & places Sidney Eddy at the front of church nearest pulpit. F SERVICE BIBLE – typed naming inside cover to’Squadron Leader Sidney Austen Eddy’. D’AN AIRMAN TO HIS MOTHER 1940′, recording an account of a letter from an airman who was later killed on operations. This was carried by the Reverend Eddy & probably used in his sermons / talks. E The AIR MINISTRY AWARD Slip for medals. F A 1962 dated’SERVICE MOTOR POLICY’ permitting him to drive an RAF Lorry during the period 13/2/1962 – 12/2/1963. G Named LETTER & ENVELOPE regarding the estate of his sister Edith in 1968. These also come with copy entries from the London Gazette for his appointment & later service, plus his confirmation of appointment as a’Minister’ (from Methodist Church records). Sidney Austen Eddy was born at Cape Town, South Africa on 26/2/1910. He was appointed as an ordained Methodist Minister at the Methodist Church, Oxford Place, Doncaster at 7pm on Thursday, 18th July 1940. He served as a minister in various locations until he decided to join the R. He married Nancy Barbara Eddy nee’ Wickett. Born 1/6/1912 of Redruth, Cornwall. He was appointed as a Chaplain to the Royal Air Force on 8th September 1942, receiving Officer Service No. 128400 & unusually, he was promoted to the immediate rank of SQUADRON LEADER. He was then posted to Egypt & the Western Desert arriving in late October 1942, earning the Africa Star as well as the Defence Medal – as he was operating in an area liable to enemy air attack.. He continued to serve in the Middle East for the remainder of the war. F after the war ended. On 28/11/1946, he was permitted to extend his service by a further four years with a regular forces appointment as Chaplain to the R. On 2/3/1948, he received full’regular’ rank seniority as Squadron Leader dating back to 8/9/1942. Continuing to serve in the U. K, on 27/3/1951 his period of service on the active list was again extended to five and a half years with effect from 28/11/1946. He received a further extension of service on 17/6/1952, being extended to eight years with effect from 28/11/1946. He was later granted a final period of nine months service on the active list until 31/8/1955. He was also associated with the Hamilton-Eddy, Chartered Accounts Company of Wigmore Street, London. He retired with his wife to 9, Pednolver Terrace, St. Ives in Cornwall, living there until his death on 7/3/1987. He was cremated at Penmount Crematorium, Truro, Cornwall. F’Desert’ Chaplains group which is seldom seen on the market. We post Worldwide, but. To Russian Federation, China, South America, Middle East, Far East or Africa.
