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By sumserbrown · Posted
Medal 1 has a diameter of 38.8mm and thickness 3.1mm at the 3 o'clock position Dense metal Medal 2 diameter 37,7mm, thickness 1.4mm. Same density metal as #1 Medal 3 diameter 38.0mm, thickness 1.7mm but noticeably less dense metal Is this all normal? thanks in advance Rob -
Hi He received both EK, SH3, SV3bX and SA3bX during WW1. I see ÖM3K (last ribbon on the first ribbon bar). Christophe -
By sumserbrown · Posted
This might not be the right place to post but I will follow on from this thread as it seems a relevant place, Maybe I can pick the brain of Marcon1 Rob I bought these medals recently from a bric-a-brac market in Lisbon. I have no reason to question if they are genuine but I have questions as they seem to be made of different metals, are different sizes and thicknesses and have different ribbons. -
By sumserbrown · Posted
How much do we think a genuine Siam original striking victory medal is worth these days? -
Dave and Antonio. Many thanks for the helpful advice and interesting link. The cover of the publication certainly has a depiction of a similar image to the badge. I assume we think this suggests it may relate to the BAL? Many thanks, kind regards, Malcolm.
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