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Hello everyone. This item has been in a lot that I acquired recently, What do you think, is it some variants (or fake) from Order of the German Eagle? Has anyone seen this? Lambert

For bravery ? Thank P.F. Lambert

Mine has this Ribbon, I do not know its meaning. Best regards Lambert

And a picture of the back Lambert

My Individual Military Medal "MMI" J.Saz design MMI In Silver. Lambert Individual Military Meda "MMI", model Egaña. (1938 ?) Rusty Metal Lambert

Has anyone seen photos of people sporting this medal? Lambert

Sim, está... Yes it is !

Great! From this information I got more information about this medal. It has direct connection with the Spanish Civil War. Thank you Claudius .. Parade of the victory of 1939 (Desfile de la victoria de 1939) more . more ! Lambert

Hello everyone. What can you tell me about this medal? hank you very much in advance Lambert

Hello! Could you show clearer photos? It's a little dark. I really have a lot of doubts. I think it could be another fake medal. Lambert

Hi. The medal is from the same seller that offers the Portuguese medal ??The ribbon is from the same lot. It is another "modern reproduction". Note the "signature of the sculptor" details coarse, among other details in the date 1914 - 1918 not very clear. Definitely not good. Cheers Lambert

Hi Replica "modern", I think it is not worth it, there are still many Type 2 official. It's worth waiting a bit longer. That's just my opinion. Cheers Lambert

I plan to make a display to show the Victory Medals ..I accept suggestions Lambert

Hi David. It's hard to know the "right" price, I would say around $ 1500. But this is very irregular. Lambert

Hi David. Yeah, it's okay. But I find the price very high. Lambert

Spain remained neutral during the war but many Catalan volunteers enlisted in the French Army, Belgian and Foreign Legion . http://www.medailles1914-1918.fr/espagne-accueil.html It is related to the Great War. The medal is very scarce, but there are many recent copies. So be careful. Lambert

Hello Paul . I like being able to help. Lambert

Argentina remained Neutral during the First World War, I have no information about Argentine volunteers, except the volunteers of European decendence (Germans, French, English, etc.) who received the call of the mother country. I researched a little more, The medal has no connection with the of World War I. http://www.bibliomedicinadigital.fmed.uba.ar/medicina/cgi-bin/library.cgi?a=d&c=medallas&d=Medalla_0734 here 582155_JOMSA_Vol57_1_25.pdf Lambert

Hello welcome ! I do not know much, but it is a medal on the small participation of Argentina in World War I, probably help with the Argentine Red Cross. lambert

Hello Claudio. Excellent !!! Yes, it is a great example of Vic Brazil .. I am glad many members get their medal. Lambert

Major Francisco de Siqueira Cavalcanti. Major Pedro de Alcântara Tibério Capistrano 1st Row Order of St. Benedict of Aviz (Brazil) Medal of Reward for Military Bravery (Brazil) Medal to the Winners of Del Yatay (Uruguay) Medal of the Campaign of Paraguay (Brazil). 2nd Row: Order of Lord Jesus Christ (Brazil) Medal of the Uruguayan Campaign 1851/1852 or Monte Caseros Medal (Brazil) Order of the Rose (Brazil) Plate of Dignitary of the Order of the Rose (Brazil) Right side: Medal of the Surrender of Uruguaiana (Brazil).

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Hi Jean Perhaps the OMSA has in its bank of ribbons . Try them too all the best Lambert

Hi Davidck At some time I posted something about models of the Victory Medals Italia, found in the Italian book on their medals (immagine Scarpa-Sézanne "Le decorazioni del Regno di Sardegna e del Regno d'Italia - Commemorative - vol.2" - Tav. 25 ) .. I believe they were not approved for manufacture. And it is possible that it has never been produced beforehand. here But I do not have more information about the "landing victory". I have a friend who is Italian and collector of Medals. I'll talk to him, maybe he might know something. All the best Lambert

Hi There is some image of it? Lambert Very good .. very sharp detail. Lambert