lambert

Okay Tim, was a valid suggestion.

perhaps able to maintain a common trade, and more reliable provenance.

Lambert

I think, that a great idea ..

:jumping:

Hi Bilco.

I saw this item on ebay, I was in my plans to buy it .. but I lost the time of end of auction. . more luck for me next time.

It is a difficult item to appear. and I think the coolest official type.

Great purchase. !

For that looks amazing I have not got the Vic's French and Italian. !!

Lambert

:cheers:

Gavin,

It's Fabulous! acquisition gorgeous, congratulations.

lambert

Then, the wounded / KIA Pin can be easily confused with the Pin American Legion of Honor.

Thanks for the explanation.

Lambert

hello everyone!

I would like to identify my MV British

Nominated: L-26225 Gnr. J. Connell. RA

lambert :cheers:

This is my Checa Vic. I bought a few months after beginning my collection of MV.

Ribbon (unnofficial ?) has seen better days.

Medal Type 2. Signature of the sculptor O. Spaniel.

Manufacture of Kremnica Mincovňa.

It's always good to know some of the stories of soldiers. Great medals.

I'm not near the end of this collection.

Soon photos of my Service Medals 1917/18.

Good weekend to all.

Lambert

:beer:

Finally it's arrived!!

but there's something strange, on the reverse of sash badge it stated ''PRAEMIUM MERITI'' while on the breast badge it stated "PRAEMIUN MERITI", how it can be different M and N?

i found a picture on eBay, in there the breast badge also stated PRAEMIUN too, so how's this happen? Does the badge with PRAEMIUN is a jeweller's made?

anyone can explain this phenomena?

Hello,

You have better shots, more evident with the details?

:cheers:

Hi Tim,

No, I'm just pointing this way, each one has its original box. I paid $ 100.00 in Vic. I found a great price, because they always come to $ 150.00 or more! .

More photos!

:cheers:

This is my example, very well maintained Campaign Medal 1915-20 Victory Medal and Japanese.

very cool.

Single model:

Service medal ohio mahoning county

Model shown: Allentown & Lehigh County (Pennsylvania)

(LF Grammes & Sons, a manufacturer of Allentown, Pennsylvania).

These are other service medals that I also.

Single model: City of New Haven (Connecticut)

(Whitehead & Hoag, a manufacturer of Newark, New Jersey)

:lol: hahahah,

Perhaps a shell wound.

well, I contacted the seller who informed me that it could be an emblem Medical (paramedic or doctor) .. I still have doubts because I can not find it in official catalogs.

The Portugese Victory Medal was created in June 1923 along the lines established in early 1919 and respected by allies that adopt the collective commemorative medal. A diploma is awarded the medal

The model is the work of Brazilian writer Jorge Soubre

There are two main productions

Type 1: the official form produced by the Mint of Rio that bear the marks of the hand (Casa da Moeda - Rio
Type 2: the model of private production (Facilities The Royal) identical but unmarked on the side

The originals have a patina of your "brown". However, we found more and more often this medal with very dark patina, is a variant of a known or a reissue? In addition, A. Laslo in his book shows a small ring soldered to the medal and through which passes the ribbon ring suspension.

It is nevertheless true that, with style Siamese "official" currency of the rarest of the series.



I'm posting photos of a small piece of treasure that is the Brazilian WWI Victory Medal. which unfortunately is not my collection.

This is a Mini. 15,48mm






All the Best
Lambert

This and a series that I really like.

On this issue I have a small number of service medals in my collection.

even have pictures on my website, with photos and text (in Portuguese) so far only two are there.

Sevice Medal Connecticut .

http://medalhasdegue...-estada-de.html

Medal Service Pennsylvania "PNG"

http://medalhasdegue...ilvania-28.html

Hello everyone.

I found this variation of the Commemorative Medal 14/18, very interesting. You know?

I think that is the Medical Corps or the Red Cross.

all the best

Lambert

I believe that today there is a surplus of Japanese Victory Medal considerable. can still find reasonable prices. I'm a little confused, compared with other Japanese VMs have a lighter weight.

Lambert

Hi Tim

I know little about this medal, I'm not sure if we can consider it as "Official." ??

and our research can say it later

I understand that. were made for the soldiers of the Philippine National Guard, was created by the Philippine Assembly in 1917 to serve under General John Pershing in Europe. He had 25,000 troops when it was absorbed into the national army. This unit, however, did not fight, it was only brought in federal service on Armistice Day and never leave the islands.

Lambert

a more complete picture. so far not seen your ribbon, this is as rare as the medal of Siam and Brazil.

Lambert

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Lambert

I never seen this medal... I'm not really sure it is a french medal...

The cross on the ribbon remember me the one of the (french) ADN medal (ADN : Association du Devoir National : National Duty Association).

I can show you my model :

Maybe a lead...

Thanks Pinpon

Follow the Mystery of Medal ...

Lambert :beer:

It's the letters on the ribbon... the A is clear... but not the others.

Could be AOC or AOG or AOE... seems to run from top to bottom and from side to side. I've tried doing searches for same but so far no luck. Will keep trying. But perhaps he can made it out. Again it may be the clue needed to ID this. Also, ask him if the ribbon is purple or blue. That too could make a difference.

Dan

Hi Dan. you're right, the letters are:

--A

AOC

--C

Bagramjan

Write to the Bill, he can help.

All the Best

Lambert