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    Paul C

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    1. Mike, Thank you very much for the great help. I will message my email address.
    2. I just picked up a WWI Victory Medal engraved on the rim 18991 SJT. J. Osborne R.A. Is the 18991his service number? I assume the SJT is Sergeant. Is that correct? I also assume R.A. is Royal Artillery. is that correct? Lastly, is it possible to research this person
    3. Do you think the fourth ribbon is for Anhalt Albert the Bear or Friedrich Cross? The backing is dark blue.
    4. Hello All, I tried to find the answer to my question on the Internet by no luck. Does anyone know the amount of silver in the Imperial Service Medal? Thanks in advance.
    5. You guys are the best! I bookmarked the above page and clicked supplements and was able to find the guy. Thank you some much. Now it is off to buy a few!
    6. I am banging my head against the wall with using the Gazette to research names on the Imperial Service Medal. I found one named to James Edward Danks: VINTAGE IMPERIAL SERVICE MEDAL AND AWARD LETTER. | eBay I go to the main page of the Gazette and click all notices then do a text search on the name and nothing. What am I doing wrong? Thanks.
    7. I would agree as I could not find either person.
    8. Is searching the Gazette a subscription service?
    9. Hi All, I picked up two case Imperial Service Medals with cases at the Show of Shows this past weekend. While I don't collect British awards these jumped out at me due to the fine case. Both are of the Queen Elizabeth II period and I was told these are the earlier version. Both are named; Stanley Eason and Edward Henry Wingrave. I was told these maybe reseachable. Any help is appreciated. Thanks.
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