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” Prussian Long Service for 12 years; Prussian Long Service for 9 years, both medals obverse bearing inscription of (“FAITHFUL SERVICE TO THE FLAG), and a Kaiser Wilhelm 1st Centenary Medal.
This is a collection of six vintage US military medals from World War II and the Vietnam War. The medals are original and from the Vietnam era, showcasing the military history of the United States during these significant conflicts. Additionally, the lot includes a ribbon rack, adding to the historical value of the collection. Southwest Asia Service Medal full size new in package with ribbon bar as seen in the pictures. Army Good Conduct Medal full size. Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal full size. USA Vietnam Service Medal Mini version as see in the pictures. Ribbon Rack with 11 bars. Also included are some bonus pins, buttons, ribbon bars and some of it is made out of sterling silver. Everything you will receive is shown in the pictures.
RARE Collection of 16 USSR Medals / Awards with Certificates. These were awarded mostly when L. Kuchma was the president (of Ukraine). These are vintage Military Service Medals Certifications Document Pins. The medals commemorate events such as “20 Years after the Victory in the Great Patriotic War” (20 years after the War over the Nazis, or 1965), or types of military or civil service. Got these in Ukraine or Crimea somewhere in the early 2000′s. May have been Zaporozhe. There are a couple of Marshall Zhukov (of WW2 fame) medals. These are not medals awarded during WW2, they are anniversary of WW2 medals, for Veterans. One certificate without a Medal, and one Medal without a certificate.
Great lot of World War 1 items! Would break up lot and sell individually but would be by picture grouping. Pix 5 and 6 are front and back as well as 9 and 10. Picture 1 is entire lot Picture # 2 – Registered United States Military Service, United War Work Campaign – Star 7, United War Work Campaign – For the Boys Over There, War Savings Society. 75 inches, smallest is. 5 inches Picture #3 – Fourth Liberty Loan Committee, Newark NJ. Is pin, ribbon and attached flattened copper piece with embossed Statue of Liberty. Pin is roughly 1.25 inches diameter Picture #4 – I Own a Liberty Bond x 2, War Savings Service W. X 2 – both approx. 75 inch diameter Picture #5 and #6 (front and back) – shorter medal has Member embossed in ribbon, hard to make out name tag but it might be Dr Anne Exton, front of medallion says A. At top and New Orleans on bottom, back of medallion says Annual Meeting Oct 27-30 1912 General Metal Crafts New York. Medallion is 1.25 inch diameter. 2nd ribbon medallion is 1 inch diameter, front says Columbia Grammar School, back is engraved 65 YDS Run 1917. 3rd loose medallion is just under 1 inch diameter. Outer ring says Liberty means Justice and Justice is the Natural Law. Back has the initials R. In script engraved in it Picture #7 – Work For World Disarmament and Personal Liberty pins. 75 inches in diameter Picture #8 – Welcome Home Fighting 78th Division – The Fighting Demons. It is approx 1.25 inch diameter Picture #9 and #10 (front and back) – bar says Committee, medallion is little bigger than 1.25 inches in diameter. Front says Make the World Safe for Democracy. Back says To Honor and Welcome the British and French War Commissions – May 1917. This is not my business and main source of income, it is a hobby and like a garage sale for me. Unfortunately, I have to pass these charges on to you… Wish I didn’t have to. Please give feedback on my service, not Canada/US Postal services, check the postmark. I appreciate your business.
This is a fantastic collection of original US Air Medals and Ribbons from the WW2-Korea era. These vintage items are in their original cases and are a great addition to any militaria collection. The medals and ribbons are from the United States and were awarded for bravery and other military achievements during WW2-Korea conflict. The collection includes items from the Army Air Corps and the United States Air Force. This lot is a must-have for any serious collector of military medals and ribbons. The green sharp shooter badge does not have the pin. Shown in picture as well.