This US Navy Mexican 1911-17 Service Medal is a great addition to any militaria collection. The medal is a wonderful piece of history, with an original design and unique features that make it a valuable item for collectors. The medal features a striking design and was manufactured in the United States during the WW I (1914-18) era. It is a great way to commemorate the service of Navy personnel during this time. The medal is in excellent shape and is an original piece, making it a great investment for any collector or admirer of military history. The medal is a great example of the craftsmanship and artistry that went into creating these types of items during this time period. This medal is a must-have for anyone interested in militaria, and will be a great addition to any collection.
US DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY Superior Civilian Service Medal HLR Sterling Silver. This medal was presented by The Department of the Navy. Eligible to Civilian employees of the Department of the Navy and the Marine Corps. Please look carefully at the pictures to see condition. WE DO NOT SELL REPRODUCTIONS!!! GRADING IS A VERY SUBJECTIVE THING. I WOULD PREFER TO LET YOU MAKE YOUR OWN JUDGMENTS. HENCE THE LARGE AND CLEAR PICTURES. We believed in the phrase. “A picture is worth a thousand words”. And always try to post the clearest and largest size pictures possible. What you see in the picture is the actual item for sale – unless clearly marked otherwise. Also please be aware that sometimes items can show. Slightly darker or lighter. In digital photographs but we always try to represent the items as accurately as possible. Items I come across are left as I find them – I do not tamper or alter items in any way – what you see it in the picture is exactly what you will recieve. Please note : Any item (for example the US silver dollar) in the picture but not included in the title. Is there only for showing scale and. If you have any questions or need further pictures of an item. IN THE USA and CANADA. FOR YOU THIS WAY. YOUR ITEM SHOULD ARRIVE IN ABOUT. I DO NOT charge a cent for packing materials, my time, or the gas to get it to the post office. The remainder is the postal system. So please consider this when ranking. All payments are to be made within. Days of the close of the auctions. ALL IMAGES ARE COPYRIGHTED AND CAN NOT BE USED WITHOUT WRITTEN PERMISSION. WE PROVIDE CLEAR PICTURES AND ANSWER ALL QUESTIONS. WE ARE NOT AN APPROVAL SERVICE. Please be aware DSR scores under 5 are treated similar to a. Possibly leading to listing restrictions minimizing. I CANNOT FIX WHAT I DO NOT KNOW ABOUT! _gsrx_vers_859 GS 7.0.21 (859).
WWII bronze merit award for the 604. Army Engineer Camouflage Battalion, with cardboard box, about 1? Inches in diameter. Good condition, some edge nicks, some specks of green in the crevices. Box is worn but structurally sound, and has some green stains on the inside of the base. Sorry for any confusion. Sometimes Priority can be cheaper than Parcel Select, depending on your zip code and the weight of the package. Large/fragile items can’t always be combined.
THIS LISTING IS FOR A LOT OF MILTARY MEDALS, WHICH ARE IN GOOD CONDITION (A COUPLE HAVE NO BOX AND ONE IS MISSING BOX COVER). YOU WILL BE RECEIVING THE ACTUAL ITEMS IN THE PICTURE, SO PLEASE LOOK FOR CONDITION.
Original WWII New York Conspicuous Service Cross Numbered & Cased. Very nice original US item. Very nice sterling silver cross made by Bastian Brothers of Rochester, New York. In excellent condition with original ribbon and brooch (which is also sterling). The cross was first awarded in 1921 and continues to be awarded today. It could be giving for particular acts of service or was automatically awarded for POWs, KIA/WIA, and servicemen at Pearl Harbor. The medal was awarded to PFC William Robert Parr, Company G, 135th Infantry Regiment, 34th Division. He was awarded the decoration on August 23, 1946. The case has water damage. See my other auctions with military and other items! Please feel free to ask any questions. We strive to satisfy our customers.
A NICE CLEAN 3 CLASP GENERAL SERVICE MEDAL AND LONG SERVICE MEDAL TO SCOTS GUARDS. GSM NAMED 23865987. GDSM. K. BATHGATE. Sg. LSGC MEDAL NAMED. 23865987. SGT. K. BATHGATE. Sg. MEDALS ARE MOUNTED COURT STYLE AS WORN BY RECIPIENT. NO DAMAGE, NICE PAIR.
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.
Original German post WW2 / 1957 pattern Military Long Service Medal for 12 Years, IN VERY GOOD CONDITION – A VERY NICE DETAILED EXAMPLE ON GOOD RIBBON, MAKER: ST&L (STEINHAUER & LUECK), THE AWARD IS NOT OFTEN SEEN. FEW FACTS ABOUT 1957 PATTERN AWARDS. In 1957 the West German government authorised replacement Iron Crosses with an Oak Leaf Cluster in place of the swastika, similar to the Iron Crosses of 1813, 1870, and 1914, which could be worn by World War II Iron Cross recipients. The 1957 law also authorised de-Nazified versions of most other World War II-era decorations (except those specifically associated with Nazi Party organizations, such as SS Long Service medals, or with the expansion of the German Reich, such as the medals for the annexation of Austria, the Sudetenland, and the Memel region). The main government contract to manufacture and supply these new de-nazified WW2 1957 official decorations went to the world famous German firm Steinhauer & Lueck, Luedenscheid Germany. Knights Crosses, Iron Crosses, Wound Badges, Tank Assault Badges etc were re-designed by Steinhauer & Lück – often with the oak-leaf spray replacing the swastika, with S&L having the sole patent rights to all WW2 1957 German decorations. S&L did not have the whole monopoly on medal making, other famous firms such as Deschler & Sohn, BH Maher and Juncker also manufactured these new German decorations. Lüdenscheid is situated between the cities Dortmund and Bonn. It was here that one of the youngest medal firms was founded in 1889 by August Steinhauer and Gustav Adolf Lück. The first production began in a cellar, the customer base continued to increase. A property was bought at 51 Hochstrasse which is still home for this famous company today. During WW2 Steinhauer & Lück produced medals and badges, like the famous Knights Cross and many other types of medals and badges. In 1957 this company was awarded the contract to produce all the newly re-designed legal WW2 1957 de-nazified decorations, plus the contract to manufacture all of Germany’s official decorations including Germany’s highest order the Bundesverdienstkreuz. Only a very limited number of original WW2 1957 medals are still produced, mainly Iron Crosses, German Cross Gold & Silver & Wound Badges and are considered 100% genuine by the German Government. HISTORY OF THE AWARD. Long Service Award (Wehrmacht-Dienstauszeichnungen) – A year after the reinstitution of the draft Germany reinstated the Long Service Awards (March 16th, 1936). All members of the Armed Forces were eligible for the award which was bestowed in five classes; four years, twelve years, eighteen years, twenty five years and fifty years. The four year service medal was mat silver and had on the obverse the Wehrmacht Eagle and the inscription “Treue Diesnste in der Wehrmacht” (Loyal Service in the Armed Forces). On the reverse it bore only the number 4 in the center surrounded by oak leaves. The twelve year award was the same design but slightly larger, in bronze, and with the number “12″ replacing the “4″ on the reverse. Those who served eighteen years were presented a silver Maltese cross featuring the Wehrmacht eagle in the center obverse and the number “18″ on reverse. The same design was maintained for the next and highest class, awarded to those veterans who served twenty five years. The cross in this instance was gold, larger, and naturally had “25″ on the reverse. A special grade for 40 years of service was also approved; This was an oak leaves set which was worn on the ribbon of the 25 years award. All levels of the award were held on blue ribbons with the appropriate branch of service attached to it. It was either the spread wing eagle for the Army and Navy or the flying eagle for the Air Force. Only two long service awards were to be worn at the same time. The 4 and 12 year classes were obviously to be worn together, but once the individual received the 25 year class, he would wear it with the 4 year class, and if the 40 year class were achieved then it would be worn with the 12 year class. The award was worn as part of a group or in the ribbon bar for daily wear. During its early years of existence the award was normally constructed of German silver and heavily plated, but from 1942 on it was made from gold or silver washed zinc. During the last year of the war, presentation of the award ceased.
