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This is a nice ORIGINAL WW1 Era New York Chenango County Service Medal. Couldnt find any other examples anywhere online. Condition is seen in the pictures. What you see in the pictures is exactly what you will receive. Quarter (if in the pictures) is not included, is only in the pictures for size reference.
Up for sale is this Vintage Antique Steel Mold Die Hub Stamp Jewelry Tool Distinguished Service Cross DSC Eagle WW1 WW2 Military Medal Badge Pin Ring Brooch Charm Pendant #406 W. This die is used. You can see the condition in the photos. This is a nice vintage die and hub for your collection. ONLY DIE and HUB. This tool was used by the Weyhing Brothers Company in Detroit. We’re listing more dies and hubs in separate listings. If you’re interested, you can take a look. If you have any questions, please feel free to ask. Medallion: about 2-1/16″ x 2-1/16″. Die: 3″ x 2-7/8″. What is a HUB? A hub is the original, expertly hand-carved, highly detailed, raised relief pattern. A work of mostly undiscovered, valuable, and collectible art & sculpture. Because the hub is the master pattern, they were used to create a die and then placed back on the shelf. What is a DIE? A die is the impression made directly from the original hub. The die would then be used in the manufacturing process of jewelry coining, and medallions and would be “die-struck”. If a die cracked, another impression die could be created from the original hub pattern. Dies have the reverse image so that the impression is the correct orientation when struck. We often have more than 6 pictures with our listings. Please look at the pictures carefully. You may find something in the pictures that we didn’t mention in the description. As we sell mostly older items. We do our best to show the defects, but sometimes they are missed. If you have questions, please ask, we respond frequently to our emails. We sell a lot of vintage tools and goods. Feel free to take a look at our store. We will send a new invoice each evening. In order to be fair to all our clients, we do not do this.
One with swords, one with swords and crown. This medal was originated in 1866 as a decoration for bravery and military merit for enlisted soldiers. After 1891, awards with swords were used to distinguish wartime awards from peacetime awards. In 1913, the crown could be used for a second award to an NCO or soldier. The Military Merit Cross became obsolete with the fall of the German Empire and the Bavarian Kingdom in 1918. 100 percent original, additionally the ribbons do NOT glow under black light.
Quarters and dimes not included – shown for size reference only. Large Lot of WWII-Era U. Military Pins, Medals, Buttons, and Insignia – ROTC, Army, Navy, Marine Corps, & More! Military insignia, including medals, buttons, collar insignia, and various service-related pins. This collection features a mix of brass, gold-tone, and enamel pieces representing different branches of the U. Military, ROTC, and various organizations. Highlights of This Lot. Collar insignia and branch pins, including crossed rifles, artillery cannons, and other branch-specific designs. Army ROTC and military academy insignia. Service medals and marksmanship badges, including an “Expert Pistol Shot” medal. Army and Marine Corps EGA (Eagle, Globe, and Anchor) pins. Lapel pins, unit crests, and organizational insignia – including aviation, artillery, and infantry symbols. Insignia pieces in different styles. Miscellaneous military-related buttons and small insignia. Some items show signs of age, wear, and patina consistent with their vintage nature. ? Please review all photos carefully as they form part of the description. ? Don’t miss out on this great collection of military history!
This German Military 25 YEAR MEDAL is a remarkable piece of history, commemorating the service of a German soldier during the tumultuous era of WW I (1914-18). The medal is an original item, ensuring its authenticity and connection to the past. Its design reflects the rich tradition and culture of Germany, making it a prized addition to any collection of militaria. The medal is steeped in the heritage of the region of origin, Germany, and is emblematic of the themes associated with military honors and decorations. Its presence in a collection serves as a tangible connection to the history and the individuals who lived through that time. This item is not just a medal, but a slice of history that can be held and admired. Received from a Grandfather who was in WW 2.
The product is a rare military medal from World War II with a name engraved on it. The medal has wear on the ribbon, as shown in the pictures. This original period item originates from the United States and falls under the theme of Militaria. It is a unique collectible piece that holds historical significance from the time of the conflict.
This is a nice ORIGINAL WW1 Era Hamburg Hanseatic Cross. Condition is seen in the pictures. What you see in the pictures is exactly what you will receive. Quarter (if in the pictures) is not included, is only in the pictures for size reference.