World War 2 US and Philippines Military Ribbon Bar Group composed of the following: 1. Philippine Defence Medal probably an early version, slightly different from the others we’ve seen. It has a narrow white band and brass stars affixed to it 2. Philippine Liberation Medal with star affixed at the center 3. American Defence Medal with star affixed at the center 4. Asiatic Pacific Campaign Medal with signs that a star was affixed at the center 5. World War 2 Victory Medal 6. WW2 Philippine Defense Liberation Asiatic Pacific WW2 Victory Ribbon Group of 6. We have delivered packages safely worldwide since 2002. We guarantee that your package is prepared and delivered with top-quality, new and recycled materials with utmost care. The item/s will be originating from the Philippines. Continental United States: 3-4 weeks. Canada, Italy, France, Spain, Germany and some parts of Europe regular registered or air parcel (Standard) may sometimes take an unusual 5 to 8 weeks transit time. Asia : 1 to 2 weeks. Philippines : Items can be sent via Xend Express or through Philippine Post Office. All articles, unless otherwise indicated, are guaranteed ORIGINAL. Our descriptions are based on diligent research and done in good faith, but due to our limited experience in this category we sometimes commit errors. For our local buyers who have picked up the item no return is allowable. We will appreciate very much if you could leave us a nice feedback with GOOD. Auctiva offers Free Image Hosting and Editing. Auctiva gets you noticed! Track Page Views With.
Group of Sergeant Major Emmons W. Leroy who served on the Mexican Border and in World War I. Beautifully obverse engraved Victory Medal they don’t get better than this! United States Army Sergeant Major Emmons Walker Leroy (Service #3329842) was born in Waldo, Wisconsin on April 12, 1893. Emmons enlisted as a Private in the Wisconsin National Guard in 1915. Private LeRoy served on the Mounted Orderly section. On June 22nd 1916 Private LeRoy along with Wisconsin 2nd Battalion, 2nd Division, Mounted Orderlies & Hospital Corps, Co. G mobilized to Texas along the Mexican Border in front of a crowd of 10,000. The 2nd Wisconsin guarded towns and infrastructure, improved fortifications and manned listening posts along the Rio Grande. They also participated in mock battles to hone tactics. One such engagement had 14,000 troops march against New Braunfels with 4,000 troops in defense. When the exercise was over, troops had expended more than 80,000 rounds of blank ammunition in what the Milwaukee Journal described as a magnificent spectacle. The National Guard’s presence and activity brought further Mexican raids to a stop. For his service on the Mexican Border Private Leroy was Issued the Wisconsin State Mexican Border Service Medal, Mexican Border State Duty Badge, & Mexican Border Company/Regiment “Lords Prayer” Badge. Emmons moved to San Antonio, Texas in 1917 following his Wisconsin Federal Service. As a civilian Emmons worked as a adding machine inspector for the Burroughs Adding Machine Company at the San Antonia State Bank building. Emmons registered for the World War I Draft in 1917, and he enlisted in the Army as a Private on May 28th 1918 in the 86th Infantry Division, Headquarters, Company A, 331st Machine Gun Battalion as a Bugler. Private LeRoy sailed for European Battlefields from New York aboard the Auxillary Cruiser R. Empress of Asia on September 9th 1918. Arriving in Liverpool, England on September 21st 1918. Private LeRoy was transferred to the 3rd Division, Headquarters, 9th Machine Gun Battalion in late September. LeRoy was field promoted to Battalion Sergeant Major as the Meuse Argonne Offensive started on September 26th 1918, the 3rd Division relieved the 79th Division on the Front Lines. For 27 Days the Sergeant Major and the 3rd Division remained at the front line, during this period they advanced seven kilometers against organized defenses, encountering stronger resistance in the taking of Bois de Cunel, and hill 299. The 3rd Division was relieved by the 5th Division on October 27th 1918 and they proceeded to the Tannois rest area. The Commanding General desires to record in the General Orders of the 3rd Division his appreciation of the part taken by the 9th Machine Gun Battalion in the recent operation in which this Division participated, and in which the enemy was checked; and of the splendid determination and courage, and disregard of all danger on the part of every officer and man of the Battalion. Every Company of the Battalion was in action and not a gun crew but what had to withstand terrific hostile bombardment; all did their utmost to coordinate and make effective the teamwork for the Division. The conduct of these self-sacrificing and brave men and that of their fallen comrades who made the supreme sacrifice has established a standard of service and prestige and an example of calmnes, decision and unhesitating devotion to duty which all in the division should strive to emulate and preserve. This order will be read to all organizations at the first assembly formation after its receipt. After the armistice the division was assigned to the Army of Occupation, they marched into Germany via the Remish and Schengon Bridges. Agamemnon on August 10th 1919. Arriving in Hoboken, New Jersey on August 19th 1919. Sergeant Major Leroy was Honorable Discharged from the Army on September 3rd 1919. For his service in the Great War, he was Issued a Victory Medal. Emmons moved to back to Wisconsin in the 1920′s and he worked as an electrician. Emmons got married and moved to Alhambra, California in the 1930′s, and he owned his own Radio Shop. He registered for the World War II draft in 1942. He remained in Alhambra, CA the rest of his life. Emmons was a registered Republican, an active Freemason and he was very involved with his local lodge. United States Army Sergeant Major Emmons Walker Leroy passed away on November 2nd 1987. He is buried at the Forest Lawn Memorial Park, Glendale, California. WORLD WAR I UNITED STATES ARMY VICTORY MEDAL W/ “MEUSE ARGONNE” & “DEFENSIVE SECTOR” CLASPS, & FULL WRAP BROOCH. WORLD WAR I UNITED STATES APPLETON WISCONSIN NATIONAL GUARD MEXICO BORDER SERVICE MEDAL W/ FULL WRAP BROOCH. WORLD WAR I UNITED STATES WISCONSIN ARMY NATIONAL GUARD MEXICO BORDER MEDAL. WORLD WAR I UNITED STATES WISCONSIN ARMY NATIONAL GUARD MEXICO BORDER LORDS PRAYER MEDAL. RIBBON DRAPE REPLACED W/ PERIOD RIBBONS, TESTED U. Please let me know if there’s anything else I can do for you!
United States WW2 Army Transport Command Group. This group includes Officer U. And AAF propeller insignia, small shirt sized pilot wings marked Amico Sterling, pair of ATC (Army Transport Command) collar insignia marked Phila PA Sterling, 3rd AAF patch, Named and Service Number Sterling Bracelet (broken chain), and a WW2 Victory Medal.
Medal, Ribbons, Insignia & Document Group. Named to Navy Captain John D. Borland was a senior medical officer in the Medical Corps. He served 100 plus days of combat at Guadalcanal and another 100 plus days with the 1st Marine Division at Cape Gloucester. You will receive the following as shown: Medals, Ribbons, Dog Tags, Leather Name Tag, Religious Items, DUIs, Rank Insignia, plus other Insignia, Documents, John D. Borland 54 page WWII History Service (plus more history and copied photos) fascinating book describing his time in the military and The Borlands Since the Civil War Book (unnumbered pages). Nice condition for the age of each item. The display case does not come with this group. Look over pictures to see the exact item you will receive and to determine the overall condition of this item.
This is a salty World War I/World II Marine Corps Colonel’s Insignia and Ribbon Bar Group that is in very good condition. The group consists of a large Model 1937 Officers Eagle, Globe, and Anchor visor hat insignia, 2 Officers Eagle, Globe, and Anchor collar insignia, a matching pair of silver Colonel’s war eagle rank insignia, and a 7-piece ribbon bar set. All three Eagle, Globe and Anchor insignia are screw back and are a matching set by the Hilborn and Hamburger firm of New York. Each is marked with their H&H within an eagle logo on the back side. The continents have been separately applied to the globes with the original black finish only slightly worn on the high spots. The war eagles are by the N. Meyer firm of New York and has their shield logo on the back side. They are also marked with,’SHOULD-R-FORM’ and a shield with’USMC’ over’97′ on the back of the left wing. The pins and roller locking assemblies are complete and fully functional. The pin back ribbons are the ½ wide navy type and consist of a single Silver Star Medal ribbon, a 3- place ribbon bar consisting of the Purple Heart Medal, the World War I Victory Medal with 4 bronze campaign stars, and Haitian Campaign Medal. The lower bar consists of the 2nd Nicaraguan Campaign Medal, the Yangtze Service Medal, and the Marine Corps Expeditionary Medal. The Silver Star ribbon is with functional pin and roller locking pin assembly. The 3-Place ribbon bars have functional pins, open catches, and exhibit light soiling and some fraying from service over the years. This remains a fine group in overall very good condition and one that was proudly worn by a salty, long service Marine Corps Colonel.
For sale is a WW2 British Royal Army Service Corps Medal Group To Lieutenant J Rae. Lieutenant J Rae served in the royal army service corps during ww2 in Africa, Italy and Britain with the 8th army. This medal group contains. A photograph a Lieutenant Rae in a tatty leather frame. Certificate of entitlement to 5.1 medals. Lieutenant Rae’s medal postal box. Africa star, ribbon, packet and 8th Army clasp. War medal, ribbon and packet. Defence medal, ribbon and packet. Italy star medal, ribbon and packet. 1939-45 star, ribbon and packet. Royal army service corps RASC cap badge. Overall condition is good. Unfortunately there’s no other paperwork accompanying this medal group.
WW2 Regular Army Long Service Medal Group Sergeant Richer Royal Artillery Boxed. Long Service medal etched: 1020178 SJT F J RICHER RA. Please check out my other items currently listed including more medals. Any questions please feel free to ask.
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.
