The WWII Cross of Honour of the German Mother MEDAL GOLD is an original period item from Germany, specifically related to World War I. This medal, historically representing the theme of Militaria, symbolizes the honor and recognition given to the mothers of soldiers during that tumultuous time. As a collectible piece with significant historical value, the Cross of Honour of the German Mother Medal in Gold serves as a unique and meaningful artifact from a pivotal era in global history.
Solid 10k gold, medal for the 1st Field Artillery. Depicting an early armored bulldozer. Measures approximately 1 1/8 in diameter. The medal, ribbon and brooch weigh a grand total of 16 grams on a jeweler’s scale. The medal is marked 10k; I assume that the brooch is gold plated, but it has not been tested. Engraved on the reverse, #115 Ralph L. Howell Sergeant Hon Discharge 3-18-30. The original ribbon is soiled, and the medal shows tarnish and minor wear. One of a kind for the 1st Field Artillery collector. This is a hobby not a living, so I try to keep it fun, otherwise why do it. _gsrx_vers_625 GS 6.9.7 (625).
The product is a Gold Star Medal of the Hero of the Soviet Union Order from World War II. This original Russian medal is a collectible militaria item from the WW II period, specifically representing bravery and heroism. It is a prestigious award given to Soviet citizens for outstanding acts of valor and courage during the war.
Original WWI German Miniature Medals Dress Brooch – Iron Cross – Gold Chain. Very nice original item. Original set of miniatures on dress brooch chain. Brooch button hole fastener is marked with two stamped hallmarks FR in a diamond and a dog’s head in hexagon with an “A” and “4″. From my research and from the item itself, the FR indicated the piece was made in France for export. The cartouche indicated this is gold on platinum chain and button fastener. 1914 Iron Cross silvered Tombac. Military Long Service Cross for 15 Years. Bavarian King Ludwig Cross. Bulgaria Military Order for Bravery in silvered bronze. See my other auctions with military and other items! Please feel free to ask any questions. We strive to satisfy our customers.
Experts everywhere state that these medals were offered in bronze and silver. The medal offered here, with its gold plating over silver is not mentioned anywhere that I can find. I’ve done a lot of research and all sources state that this medal was available in two sizes– a large medal in silver or bronze, in a nice Gorham case, and a smaller medal (as here) on a pinned silk ribbon, in bronze. A local coin dealer tested the metal composition of this medal and it tested 90% silver, not bronze. The remaining 10% would be the metal that the silver was alloyed with to cast the medal, and the rest would be the gold plating. This silver medal is plated with a high karat gold — probably 22K, and the plating extends to the ring at the top of the medal. The medal alone weighs 13 grams. It’s diameter is 1.375 or 34.9 mm. The (original) straight pin and the ring on the ribbon are brass. The striped ribbon is one length of silk grosgrain, with its ends stitched together at the top. Everything is in excellent condition. This was designed by the noted sculptor Theodore Spicer-Simson, who signed both sides of the pieces. The obverse features an eagle with a shield on his breast incorporating the Sword of Righteousness and symbols representing the Allied WW I nations: France (the galleon and the rooster), England (cross and oak leaf), Russia (the sitting bear), Serbia (four “E”s), Belgium (lion) and Japan (rayed sun). The phrase “DO RIGHT AND FEAR NO MAN” was inspired by the engraving on one of George Washington’s dress swords. ” The reverse bears an American shield with the date “APRIL VI MDCCCCXVII. ” In a circle around the shield is the phrase from Abraham Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address “That Government by the People Shall Not Perish. ” Also on this side: the “TSS” signature and the “Gorham Co. Theodore Spicer-Simson was a world famous sculptor and medalist who lived in Coconut Grove, Florida from the late 1920s until his death in 1959. His work included portrait medallions cast in bronze of literary and other prominent figures from his lifetime and medals designed for various institutions and associations.
Order of the Patriotic War. Engraved low number 59307, 1 Class. 100% Original, Weight for golden backplate – 10.55 gramm. The enamel on right middle ray is missing. Another 4 rays are O. Don’t send to post soviet republics.
1 x DUPLICATE WW2 Soviet / USSR Hero of the Soviet Union Gold Star Medal for Combat Bravery with Serial number and in case. Please note that this is a DUPLICATE medal meaning it was an official replacement (copy) award for the original issue medal due to awardee’s loss of it or other such circumstances. It is marked with a Cyrillic “A” indicating that it is a DUPLICATE. 1 x Soviet Soldier Service Book with picture of Hero awardee and matching medal serial number. 3 x Personal Soviet Propaganda? Photo of the highly decorated Hero of the Soviet Union with other veterans including one with a female Gold Star recipient. As seen in pictures. Thanks for your understanding. Item comes from a smoke and pet free home.
This vintage medal is a rare find for any collector of World War II memorabilia. The medal, titled “1940 Maneuvers Medal” and Veterans of Foreign Wars of U. , was produced in the United States during WWII (1939-45). It is an original piece and a great addition to any militaria collection. The medal captures the theme of the United States military during WWII and the bravery of the soldiers who served. It is a unique piece of history and a great conversation starter. Add this collectible to your collection today. Check out our other valued collectible and vintage items….
