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This WWI King George V & WVI Victory Medal Collection is a must-have for any militaria enthusiast. The collection includes medals, and ribbons from WWI ERA paperwork from PTE JT Freeman CFC. The conflict represented in this collection is WW I (1914-18), making it an original and authentic piece of history. The medals, and ribbons are in their original state and have not been reproduced. This collection is perfect for those interested in the history of WW I and the aftermath, and it would make a great addition to any collection of original period items.
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. 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!
Butler served in Sub Group One and aboard the Jeep Carriers USS Corregidor, USS Tripoli, Fighter Squadron 31 in the Korean War and Air Transport Squadron Ten (VR 10) during WWII. His full career requires further research. His ribbons and three loose medals were separated from the main group. Discharge document to George Butler, CS2 dated 27 Aug 56. Discharge document to George Butler, SIC dated 29 Apr 46. He was awarded The Victory Medal, American Area Service Medal and the Asiatic Pacific Area Medal. Massy Co of the Tripoli, one dated 26 Oct 55 as part of Fighter Squadron 31, one dated 11 Jun 46 for Fighter Squadron 31. Promotion Document to Commissaryman Third Class dated 16 May 53 while serving aboard the USS Tripoli. US Navy Certification of completion for Correspondence course dated 19 Jan 53 & US Navy Certificate of Completion for NTSch (Cooks & Bakers) dated 12 Feb 44. Two 8 x 10 b/w photos including a deck shot of the USS Corregidor and helicopters flying from CVHA-1, USS Thetis Bay (formerly CVE-90), Anzio class. Carries up to 1000 troops. Sewn Medal Bar for the Navy Good Conduct Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal, and the United Nations Service Medal. VR-10 was commissioned at Honolulu in 1943 and was primarily a maintenance squadron. During the Korean War she carried men, aircraft and aviation cargo to NATO countries and Korea. During the Korean War she carried F-84 Thunderjets to Korea. Fighter Squadron 31 “Tomcatters, ” whose patch is based on Felix the Cat flew the F2H Banshee during the 1950′s. Medals, documents, photos show normal wear/tear associated with age. Medals are sewn for wear on dress uniform. Documents show fading, yellowing from wear. May have fold lines, creasing. There may be other minor age related defects. Normal wear and tear associated with age.
This authentic George V Territorial Efficiency Medal bears the name of 1663094 BMBR:E:M. BRaithwaiteR. G. And is a highly sought-after addition to any militaria collection. Issued during World War II, this medal is a unique piece of history from the British Navy. The medal is a valuable addition to your collection. It was manufactured in the United Kingdom and represents a significant era of British military history. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to own this rare and valuable piece of memorabilia.
It may be worn on a necklace, kept in your pocket, or placed on a keychain.
Dew Gnr A/Bombardier 725057. Likewise, if I know it is a restrike, I will list it as such.
George V Territorial Efficiency Medal Excellent uncleaned age related condition. Named as pictured to: 348100 BMBR. See all 7 images.
WW1 Memorial Death Plaque. In good antique condition, please see pictures for further details. Original patina, age related wear.