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VDG Militaria strives to always properly represent all items listed. Thank you for browsing and happy collecting! VDG Militaria strives to accurately represent all items listed. Below are the details for this specific product. Physical Description: This is an original 1919 U. Marksman Medal awarded for rifle practice. The medal features two bars: one labeled “MARKSMAN” and the other dated “1919, ” suspended from a six-pointed star medallion. The medallion has the number “71″ in the center, surrounded by the text Rifle Practice, Pro Aris et Pro Focis, Armory Range. The badge shows some patina and wear consistent with its age, giving it a beautiful vintage appearance. The back of the medallion is marked J. The medal measures approximately 3 inches in total length. Historical Context: This marksman medal was awarded to members of the 71st Regiment in 1919 for proficiency in rifle practice. The Latin inscription “Pro Aris et Pro Focis” translates to “For Hearth and Home, ” emphasizing the soldiers’ duty to protect their country. The 71st Regiment, based in New York, has a long and distinguished history, including service in the Spanish-American War and World War I. Medals like this were awarded to soldiers who demonstrated exceptional skill with their rifles during training exercises at armory ranges, reflecting the military’s emphasis on marksmanship. This medal is a rare and valuable collectible from the post-World War I era. VDG Militaria is dedicated to providing authentic, original military antiques. We specialize in items from various historical eras, including World War I, World War II, and beyond. Our mission is to preserve military history through the sale and collection of original memorabilia. We are happy to assist you with any inquiries or concerns. All major credit cards. However, PLEASE REQUEST A TOTAL BEFORE PAYING FOR MULTIPLE ITEMS.
British English Antique WW1 1908 Richmond Rifle Club Table Medal w/ Box. Original British WW1 1908 Richmond Rifle Club Table Medal with Box. Listing and template services provided by inkFrog.
Description: Soviet Sergeant Group “410 Rifle Regiment”, Squad Commander of Communications, 98 Heavy Howitzer Artillery Brigade. Researched group including copies of the Russian Military Archives and full translation into English. Order of Glory 3rd Class, Number. 674,483, awarded during the offensive battle, Comrade Taranenko, who showed heroism when the enemy infantry attempted to attack our units on July 24, 1944, overflanked the enemy infantry along with three machine gunners and began destroying the enemy infantry from their machine guns. This allowed them to block the way and encircle up to thirty German soldiers and officers. In battle, Taranenko personally killed 22 German soldiers and captured 4 soldiers. The remaining enemy infantry withdrew in panic and was immediately destroyed. 485,821, awarded because: On April 19, 1945, the enemy trying to obstruct our attack began strong artillery fire and shelling at the intersection of the Spree. Communication lines have also been constantly damaged. Brae Squad Commander Taranenko crossed the river 3 times and restored the interrupted communications lines eight times. Comrade Taranenko’s courage allowed them to continue shooting with the enemy, suffering great losses, causing the enemy to leave his positions. On April 21, 1945, Comrade Taranenko moved with the 270 Rifle Regiment, maintained 24-hour communications, informed of the targets, which prevented our army movement. Within just one day, despising death, he connected eleven separate lines. On the same day, he began an unequal battle with German machine gunners with his subordinate, killing 4 Germans from his personal weapon. Medal of Valor, Number. 1,266,176, awarded for all the time with military disposition and correction of battery fire at the Battle of Taganrog on February 9, 1943. This destroyed two mortar batteries and two blinds of the enemy. In this battle, Comrade Taranenko was severely wounded but left on the battlefield and continued to correct fire. Medal to capture Prague with award certificate. Medal for the capture of Berlin with award certificate. Medal for victory over Germany with award certificate. Medal for 20. Anniversary of victory in the Patriotic War with award certificate. Medal for 30. Medal for the 50th anniversary of the Soviet Armed Forces with award certificate. Medal working veteran with award certificate. A real WWII fighting Soviet group!
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1916 5th Infrantry WW1 Bronze Medal Rifle Badge Inscribed Name Regimental Team. Inscribed with the name Dale G. VERY GOOD intact condition. The inscription on the back moderately scratched. I can’t make out the name/word after Capt. Please read the description and view all the photos for details of the item. Items are guaranteed to be authentic and in the condition described. I pack with care and use new (or clean used) professional packing products. All sales final except for misrepresentation which is rare, but always made right. I appreciate your business!
This is a First World War medal pair awarded to a British soldier. The War & Victory medals were awarded to 34195 Private W. Orange of the Rifle Brigade. A pair of miniatures are included, with the full size pair. The medals are in a used, but good condition with no real damage. Good authentic WWI pair for collecting or investment purposes.
What you see is exactly what you will receive. Shows age appropriate wear… It would make an excellent addition to any collection. Please see my other listings and follow my page for more interesting collectibles! Please make reasonable offers! Please see photos for item condition and description. Please expect age appropriate wear on previously owned items.
Rare 1920′s / Pre WW2 US Army 1st Infantry Division Rifle championship Medal. The medal is named to “Sgt A Johnson Co “E 16th Inf. The medal shows some wear / signs of age, but is otherwise in good shape. Please look at the photos to better judge condition for yourself.
Beautiful and exceedingly rare military adjacent competition/match medal by the Reserve Officers Association of the US. It’s in great condition, dated 1938, and is named to Lieutenant Herman Tint of the Army Coast Artillery Corps. The medal is made by the Robbins Co. Please see our other listings, and check back often as we typically list 30-50 high-end estate items each week with No Reserve! This item is in the category “Collectibles\Militaria\WW II (1939-45)\Original Period Items\United States\Medals & Ribbons”. The seller is “tommy!” and is located in this country: US. This item can be shipped worldwide.
- Conflict: WW II (1939-45)
- Original/Reproduction: Original
- Theme: Militaria
- Region of Origin: United States
Polish Badge of the 9th Flanders Rifle Battalion of the 1st Armored Division of general Maczek. One-piece badge in the shape of a stylized eagle with a crown. The left wing of the eagle has been incorporated with the sign of the 1st Armored Division. In the lower part of the badge, the battalion’s initials (9BSF) are inscribed, separated by a shield with the Belgian coat of arms. The reverse side of the badge is smooth, a threaded post in the center with a smooth nut spinner. Badge numbered at the bottom, No. Condition as shown in the photos. Badge issued to senior private Alfons Topolinski. The 9th Flanders Rifle Battalion was part of the 1st Armored Division of General Maczek. The regiment fought in France, then in the Netherlands, Belgium and Germany. This item is in the category “Collectables\Militaria\World War II (1939-1945)\Medals/ Ribbons”. The seller is “polishantiques” and is located in this country: GB. This item can be shipped worldwide.
- Type: Medals & Ribbons
- Conflict: World War II (1939-1945)
- Era: 1914-1945
- Country/ Organization: Poland
- Theme: Militaria
- Service: Army
- Country/Region of Manufacture: Germany
- Modified Item: No