Shots Dave

Hi Guys, what are your opinions on this one please. Dave

Here are two different versions of the medal and a numbered badge. As far as I am aware the first version of the medal has a "dot" in the letter theta on the reverse, whilst the second has a "dash". The badge has a similar design to the medal,although the image and lettering are both on the front of the badge. A slight difference you can see is that although the medal has the years 1941-1945 the badge is dated 1941-1944.As it is also numbered on the back I wondered If any one has any information they could share on it's origin/awarding etc please? I realise there are also different manufacturers of the medal with slight differences in the flag for example, if anyone has any of these, please add them to the thread.

Brilliant, thanks Pat,these are very informative and helpful. Dave

Thanks Pat, I look forward to seeing the photograph. Dave

Hi Gents Here are 2 different versions of the medal, the left with Paris Mint markings on the reverse. Can anyone please provide any information on the origins of the smaller version on the left please? I have seen versions like this marked with metal on the top of the suspension but this does not appear to have any markings (that I have noticed). Cheers Dave

I recently acquired this 3rd Class with a screwback that has 3 holes in it. I have not seen one like this before.

Hi Guys I was not really sure where to post this, but hopefully someone might have an idea what this may relate to please? Cheers Dave

Thanks for the confirmation Igor.

How about this 2nd Class Cross, is it Spink maybe?

Hi Guys I have just seen the attached medal for the first time and I can not find any information about it. Can anybody help please? The reverse is blank. Cheers Dave

I attach a few WW2 related awards I have accumulated and some of the paperwork which originally accompanied them when received. Please feel free to add yours.

Here is the award document that accompanied the medal.

Hi Guys Here is quite a simple bar I recently acquired. I would be interested in your opinions on it please with regards manufacturer,age,authenticity etc. I believe it consists of: Navy Presidential Unit Citation with star(I wanted it to be blue but don't think it is) Navy good conduct medal with 3 stars American Defense Service Medal with A device(as discussed previously on this thread) It has SER 204 on the reverse of the bar The ribbons appear to be named inside the bar-not seen this before. Cheers Dave

I believe this one is the Moroccan Order of Ouissam Alaouite

No sorry, not really my field of knowledge. From what I can see online, I cant see an obvious match, hopefully someone else will be able to assist you. There is a previous discussion here:

Tunisian? ORDER OF NICHAN IFTIKHAR?

Hi Guys This could be in the wrong section I am afraid, but the medal housed in the box when I received it was a Czech Military Medal of Merit 2nd class. I do not think it the right case for this medal so wondered if anyone could suggest which country it is from and what medal should be housed in it please. Cheers Dave

Different versions of the Gold Cross Medal Different versions of the Military Merit Medal Different versions of The Wounded Personnel Medal Different versions of the Resistance Movement Medal

Different versions of the Liberation medal.

Thank you Giorgos for adding your images and providing some very useful information. Dave

What about this FFL badge?

I recently saw this 1939-1945 Overseas Service medal with an attached brooch made by Spink & Son. I can not guarantee it's authenticity but believe Spink & Son did make medals for Bahawalpur so it could be original. I am sure someone will put me right if I am mistaken.

Hi Gents I have recently acquired the attached FFI badges which have been numbered. Does anyone happen to know if you can find the name of the recipients of either please ? I ask because I received the medals in the picture with the one badge, and would like to know if they belonged to the same Veteran, it being very possible that he served in WW1 and then became part of the Resistance in WW2. Thanks in anticipation Dave

Many thanks Graham.