Jean-Michel

Hi all, The suspension of this model is not welded like the English model. There are no inscriptions. For cons, I am of the opinion that LAMBERT is a model that was produced in series and certainly Czchoslovakia. I have not yet in my collection! Regard Jean-Michel

Hello all, Here are a few degrees Belgians. Regard Jean-Michel

Hello all, Here are some of my medals U.S. victory. A breakthrough, a second with different documents and the last "MADE IN FRANCE", some strips inside door "MADE IN FRANCE" or outside of the collet. Regard Jean-Michel

Hi all, What do you think of this model? How to classify? I read the various comments, is that "LASLO" he had knowledge of this model? regard Jean-Michel

Hello Chris, I do not have citations where degrees of wars cross. By cons, I have only diplomas of medal of victory of several countries. Regards Jean-Michel

Hi all, I'll show you in a few French papers friendly. Firstly, a port authorization ribbon medal victory dated November 22, 1919 while the decree dated 2 November 1919. Always the same person authorizing the diploma port medal dated 7 December 1922 when the decree dated 20 July 1922. The diploma is not the prescribed format. It may be noted that the captain concerned has not lost time to recover the diplomas. Then I made a mounting frame to make it prettier. Regards Jean-Michel

hi bill, I think I have the model N°2, looking good and my medals with a magnifying glass, we see that the model with the suspension of copper would be N°2. If I spend my medal with a deoxidizer it will shine, I'm almost certain. I think the model less easy to find is"CHOBILLON" where the label "MADE IN FRANCE". I can not seem to find these model and the uniface silver model. It would be nice that Rob gives his opinion. Regards Jean-Michel

Hello, Two medals including the ball is different. The right is en copper. I present to you my various Belgian medals, none is identical and I miss a model uniface silver with marking "boar". Regards Jean-Michel

Hello, There are two markings that can be found for a medal "January-Berchot". You will notice that the size of the marking is different. Regards Jean-Michel

Hello Martin, I agree with Rob, because I also bought him of good pieces. Regards, Jean-Michel

Hi Bill, I am in displacement, I would more detailed photos tomorrow. The punch is really unreadable. I knew about the different manufacturers sites, thank you anyway. Regards Jean-Michel

Hello Peron, Now, you have to find the model in small writing. Regards Jean-Michel

Hello PERON, The word "BRONZE" is written in large or small writing? The medal is a "Janvier-Berchot" Regards Jean-Michel

Hello Peron, It is model "JANVIER-BERCHOT" Regards Jean-Michel

Hi Bill, The diameter is 35,38 mm and the tickness is 2,46 mm Regards Jean-Michel

Hi Bill, the punch is not a cornucopia of mint paris, did not produce this type medal victory, except for the model of "MORLON." To the manufacturer's mark, it may be a mistake because it is really unreadable and it has no symmetrical shape. So, I leave in repro type 2. Regards jean-michel

Hi, Here are two different medals on several points. The model on the left has the particularity of having suspensoin in copper, it is difficult to see on the photo because of the flash. The model right suspension offbeat . There 's no trace of welding. Similarly, the model is slightly domed. The model on the left is flat. I identified many different model Regards jean-michel

Hi, Here is a copy of one of my medals Portuguese. On the edge figure "BRONZE" x2 and "MADE IN FRANCE" and a punch. How to classify? It is not allmark "AC", the punch is unreadable. Some time ago, in an auction in Paris, I identified a marked "AB cie" (Arthus-Bertrand). I did not win this medal because it appeared in a lot that has gone quite expensive. damage Regards jean-michel

Hi Lambert, On my model, there is no marking on the edge. regards jean-michel

Hello Bill, I send you new photos, the diameter is 35.31 mm. Regards jean-michel

Hi, Excuse my English, I present a model of the house "DELANDE" with "BRONZE" marked on the ring. Regards Jean-Michel