ilja559

This medal was sold on eBay two days ago.

Received today.

III class

More details.

Today I received medal with different revers. Another manufacturer ? Rare ?

Thanks for opinions.

Regards.

Ilja

Not many Chile ODM fans here , but I try to ask.

Juergen Brinkmann give information about this medal -

http://www.militaria.cl/chile_carabineros.html

with photo.

May be Owain can translate this doc

Regards.

Ilja

I received my lot from Bene merenti.

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Maybe it will be interesting to see Order of the Republic docs to Soviet engineer.

Yes, Owain. Its the both side of medal.

More help needed.

Thank for help, Owain.

I think this is Medal of Sport.

Instituted in 1952 ?

Any comments please.

Regards.

Ilja

Thank you, Owain !!!

In auction description this order sold as " National Order of Merit ".

May be gentlemans have some information?

Regards.

Ilja

Medal from Mozambique.

There are two versions.

First we can see in OMSA medal database - http://www.omsa.org/photopost/showphoto.php?photo=34&size=big

And now another version.

General Jeremiah Mutinda Kianga.

Marumo Medal: Gold (1988-1994) — Awarded to civilians, police and prisons service officers, and other non-military persons, for outstanding service that contributed to the continued development and welfare of the Bophuthatswana Defence Force.

Insignia: A circular medal displaying four red spearheads arranged in a cross.

Marumo Medal: Silver (1988-1994) — Awarded to non-military persons, for outstanding service that contributed meaningfully to the continued welfare of the BDF.

Insignia: Same design as the gold medal, but in silver and the spearheads are green.

Bophuthatswana Independence Medal

Distinguished Service Star

Nice photo.

Hello Emmanuel.

Yes, from the book -

Ordre de Mohlomi

Créé en 1972, l'ordre de Mohlomi récompense les services rendus au pays dans le domaine social. Il comporte trois classes.

Insigne: croix à quatre branches, en or, dont le centre est émaillé bleu; il est entouré d'une bordure d'émail rouge portant l'inscription «For Achievement»; le revers porte le nom et la date d'attribution.

Plaque: plaque composée de 16 branches de 3 rayons chacune, sur laquelle repose l'insigne de l'ordre.

Ruban: ruban bleu à liserés rouges, portant en son milieu trois petites lignes blanches.

But may be author of the book is wrong?

Anyway I try to find more information.