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Hi, These are the ribbons seen with the Medal. The width must be 20 mm according to the regulation article: 4 (though I have never seen one). Comparing the ribbon you show here with the medal (56 mm) the ribbon seems to be 30 mm wide or very close (Am I correct). Generally the ones used are 30 mm. You may see differences in the width and placement of the white stripes. According to Dr.K.G. Klietmann's 1961 article on the subject the red ribbon is 30 mm wide and 5 mm wide white stripes located 2 mm inset on both sides. The definition perfectly matches the EK2 ribbon except the color. In his 1976 article he gave these figures as 29 mm, 5 mm and 25 mm. So is this the official ribbon? : No Did I see an official ribbon according to the regulation? : No What is this ribbon then? : This is the one generally used Demir PS: Thanks for your interest in my book

This is a good example for the official Ottoman Mint made medal. Glad that you have is rare sample. Regards Demir

Same medal belonging to: Dr. Dickson with regulation ribbon and gold crescent) Same medal belonging to: Feridoun bey (Mr. Feridun) with regulation ribbon and gold crescent- facing left)

The medal : (hope the picture is bigger) :love:

Source: KIZILAY Onur Sembolleri (Madalyalar,Madalyonlar,Bröveler,Rozetler) “Red Crescent Honorary Symbols (Medals, Medallions, Documents,Pins)” KIZILAY Edited by: Celil Ender, Istanbul 2001 Pages: 25-32 Section II Iane-i Mecruhun-i Askeriyye Osmanli; Cemiyeti Madalyalari; 1876 The Medals of Ottoman Society for Relief to the Wounded Military 1876 ISA AKBAS - Istanbul collection GOLD – 60 mm- 44 gr. The medal is given to Central Committee member Servicen Efendi Obverse: In the middle the tughra od Abdulhamid II with pseudonym ‘El Gazi’ (victorious), on the left of teh tughra: the signature of the calligrapher Abdulfettah Efendi (Efendi: Mr.) who inscribed the sultan´s tughra, right: The year 1295 (1878) On the red band: with the old Otoman Arabic script: Member of the Society / Servicen Efendi Bottom: in Latin alphabet Servicen Efendi / Membre du Comite Central top: Two crosssed Red Crescent Flags Reverse: In the middle with Sulus style calligraphy Mecruhun-i Askeriye iane Cemiyet-i Osmaniyye -1295, within the band: Societe Ottomane De Secours Aux Blesses Militaires in French (Ottoman Society for Relief to the Wounded Military “Personel” Demir

Hi, First one nice looking but the tughra and the pseudonym has been done very wrong and done by an amateur. The second one with the makers mark is: P.MEYBAUER - Berlin. Very good condition. Regards Demir

Hi, Sorry to inform you that this medal has been made by a person who made it sure that it can be easily identified as fake. If you check a genuine Mecidi medal you will see 5 rays in between the star and crescents and the ray in the middle is the longest. In this case there is none or the shortest. Regards

And still is !

Two more pictures of the Turkish Brigade ( Pictures from UGUR DANA - KORE SAVASI VE SEHITLERIMIZ) General view of the 1st Brigade in Ankara From left: Col. Celal Dora -Comm. 241.nd Regiment, Dep. Comm. Natik Poyrazoglu, Captain Abbas Yurdakul, adjutant Capt. Halim Irsoy, 5th Captain ?, Regiment Legal Adv. Capt. Munir Araslı, Captain Muzaffer Sebukcebe and First Lieutenant Seref Unuvar

Hi, 2 nice photos. ( Pictures from UGUR DANA - KORE SAVASI VE SEHITLERIMIZ) 1. The Brigadier Sirri Acar - Commander Turkish Brigade (with helmet) 20 August 1952 - 6 July1953'te (3rd Brigade) On the right arm Turkish Flag patch, on the left arm Tropical Lightning patch of 25th USA Infantry Division which the Turkish Brigade was attached. 2. A Turkish officer group in front of a jeep. Demir

Sorry Artan, I could not find a clue myself. Sorry

File Name: THE ORDERS, DECORATIONS, AWARDS, AND MEDALS OF THE NETHERLANDS DETACHMENT UNITED NATIONS AND NAVY, IN KOREA 1950 - 1954 by Edgar A.J. van Engeland File Submitter: demir File Submitted: 02 Jul 2012 File Category: Rest of the World The Dutch Detachment in Korean War Click here to download this file

Hi, I forgot to post this bracelet. Here is the silver bracelet (made in Germany), of Mr. Nevzat Tanertan who was in Korea, which I bought for my collection last year . Obverse: Miniature Emaille Tropic Lightning for serving under the USA 25th Infantry Division, Emaille Northern Star for the Turkish Brigade (the position of the stars are wrong they have to be on the right side) and Emaille Turkish Flag fixed on the silver bracelet and also left side of the Northern Star written numbers "949 149" ( I think his enrollment no) and right side of the Northern Star the word "Korea". Reverse: Germany, silver, and the name Nevzat Tanertan Regards Demir

Hi If there was no Austrian red and white Medal Ribbon which has to be worn in the second button hole of the tunic then, IMHO it is the ribbon of the TWM. It was worn through the secong button hole of the tunic. Although the position is against the Turkish Army Order no.19. According the second article of this Order " other ribbons belonging to the medals of other countries can only be attached under the War Medal ribbon mentioned in the article 1 of this Order". But since he is not Ottoman he was bound to his Army's regulations. Regards Demir

Hi, May I ask a favour gentlemen? Will you please post the early pictures which are missing now, again. I know it is a burden but, please! Best wishes Demir

3. An Officers Baton, 50 cm . The baton has its original tassel. It is made of wood and mother of pearl inlays on it. Mother of pearl 'KOREA -1957-58' is written in the middle and 4 small diamond shape figures are located 8 cm before the tip . The mother of pearl piece is missing at the tip. The handle is silver with an enamel 'Northern Star' insignia attached on the side and the enamel star and crescent of the Turkish flag at the top. Above the star 'TURKIYE' is written. Enjoy Demir

2. A lighter having enamel Turkish Flag and Turkish Brigades Northern Star on it and working perfectly. Made in Japan by Penguin the seller says. Penguin High Quality Lighter No: 18245

Hi, These are the new additions to my Korean War Turkish Brigade Collection: 1. Japanese made patch for the Turkish Brigade. The patch measures 7.3 cm (2 7/8") in diameter and was done in gold bullion thread on red wool. The backing material is a coarse green material.

Here is my latest collectors item: A lighter having enamel Turkish Flag and Turkish Brigades Northern Star on it and working perfectly. Made in Japan by Penguin the seller says. Penguin High Quality Lighter No: 18245 Enjoy Demir

'mcstls' is selling very creative medals again in the famous website, beware. He says 'This is a Ethiopian version of the United Nations Korean Service Medal. It is a very nice medal and will make a great addition to any collection. I picked it up from the Shows of Shows in Louisville, KY. Contact me if you have any questions about a item. I will get back to you well before the auctions end. The blue-and-whilte ribbon design is common to all the various Country medals. Happy Bidding !!!! Thanks.' If you want to see these medals please see and compare with the ones in your hands to see the difference United Nations Korean Service Medal (Turkish Version b) United Nations Korean Service Medal (Turkish Version a) United Nations Korean Service Medal (Ethiopian Version) a United Nations Korean Service Medal (Ethiopian Version) b United Nations Korean Service Medal (Columbian Version) a Regards

for the Korean War UN medals 'mcstls' is selling very creative medals

No it is not. I bought it from the flea market. I did not know there is one in GG. I found it in GG. Mine is in a better condition and much much more cheaper, 1/10 th of the price they are asking.

Hi, I bought a 50 cm baton from a flea market in Istanbul today. The baton has its original tassel. It is made of wood and mother of pearl inlays on it. Mother of pearl 'KOREA -1957-58' is written in the middle and 4 small diamond shape figures are located 8 cm before the tip . The mother of pearl piece is missing at the tip. The handle is silver with an enamel 'Northern Star' insignia attached on the side and the enamel star and crescent of the Turkish flag at the top. Above the star 'TURKIYE' is written. https://www.facebook.com/groups/koremadalyasi/ Enjoy Demir

"Those heroes that shed their blood and lost their lives... You are now living in the soil of a friendly country.Therefore rest in peace. There is no difference between the Johnnies and the Mehmets to us where they lie side by side here in this country of ours… You, the mothers, who sent their sons from faraway countries wipe away your tears; your sons are now lying in our bosom and are in peace, after having lost their lives on this land they have become our sons as well." Ataturk, 1934

Turkish Brigade and ANZACs in the Korean War http://www.theage.co...0422-1xf2o.html