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Here are better close-up view of the medal and the plastic slip in which it was delivered to soldiers. Regards. Emmanuel

Hello Gentlemen, Here is a better photo of the 2018 Sinai Operation Medal, against terrorist. This medal is kept in high esteem in Egypt. Those member of the military who have been awarded it, are extremely proud of. So many soldier put the photo of their medal on their social media account, not to sell !!!!! But because they are proud of it. The medal is 41 millimeters in diameter, 3 millimeters thick, and weight 50 grammes with ribbon and suspension device. Ribbon width is 34 millimeters. Even if it decree is from 2020, the medal had been said to me, to be awarded for operation retroactively as early 2018. Regards. Emmanuel

Hello El Ninja, That would be great if yiu could post photo of that book. I have myself a book from the Chancellery of Centrafrique, but in very bad condition. Best regards. Emmanuel

Hello Gentlemen, In 2021, on the hammer was auctioned in London, this sash badge ( or neck badge ) of the Order of the Arusha Declaration It is 68 millimeters high, 65 millimeters in its maximal with,and has a weight of 65 grammes. I'am a bit sad not to get the sash with hook to attach to it. Regards. Emmanuel

Due to the ribbon on the background, and sorry that photo was taken a long time ago before I had a good smart phone . This could be the breast star of Order Mwani Julius Nyerere I would like Megan to focus the attention that also exist a Julius Nyerere Prize ( it's a silver neck badge hung from a plain dark green neck ribbon ). I bet this prize is NOT related to the Order I have Mwenge na Uhuru as a title for this photo. Anyways it's better than nothing. I saw this star in a private show room of a London Manufacturer, it is huge in size, likely 12 centimeter. Regards. Emmanuel

Hello Gentlemen, Yes this is the Order of the Torch of Kilimanjaro 1st Photo a sash badge of a 1st Class ( reverse is plain, just for an eyelet and a ring to attach to a sash. This sash badge is 85 Millimeters by 72 Millimeters and its weight is 173 grammes. A superb 3 parts construction badge. 2nd Photo a neck badge ? or part of a Grand Officer set, but on display in the Legion of Honor Museum Paris (ex collection Spada) 3rd Photo is what I do believe is the 3rd Class of the Order of the Torch of Kilimanjaro ( ex Spink Publication from the 1990ies ). Regards to all. Emmanuel

Hello Gentlemen, To reply to a post of Megan in 2014, concerning what should be the Grand Order of Samoa Malietoa Tanumafili III is clearly wearing a collar with a badge. I have look all the day from Government Office to Ministries, no success. I have been to pay my respect to his final place of rest at the end of the day. As the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting will be in October 2024 in Apia, and as King Charles III will attend this meeting, I expect us to be patient, and maybe in a few months there will be good photo. Media Contact for this Commonwealth Meeting Rene Gashumba, in London. Regards to all. Emmanuel

Hello Gentlemen, To reply to all, and especially to JDM who I do not have the honour to have met him personally : DO WE GO TO SAMOA ? The reply is yes. I'am currently in Apia, for a short stay at the end of a 4 countries Pacific Travel. And here are clear photo of the Order of Merit of Samoa. The first 2 photo are the neck badge full size, the third photo is the "miniature", but despite not having the oppportunity to measure it, the miniature shall be +/- 25 millimeter in diameter. The quality is very good for a modern award, NO INDICATION in the lid of the case of a manufacturer name. Badge could be a very good quality gilded metal ( with a thick layer of gilding like 20 micron ). I doubt it to contain a low amount of gold ( or less than 8 carat IF so ). I confirm the ribbon is likely to be 40 millimeter : Red/White/Dark Blue. If anyone know, where in Apia, I could photograph an Order of Samoa and a Malietoa Cross, ( maybe Parliament, it's not far ). In the new recently build Museum Malae O Le Aganuu Ma Measina a Samoa, they might have in their reserve, but do not diplay any. After I went to former Office of Government, then these people send me to Education Ministry, but without success. So if Megan can react, she also know my hotmail to contact me. I can go tomorrow, but please react quickly. Tomorrow end afternoon I head back to Sydney. Regards to all. Emmanuel

Hello Gentlemen, I do believe that today we have with 100 % confirmation identify another Nauru Police Medal https://www.loopnauru.com/nauru-news/fijian-police-inspector-awarded-nauru’s-outstanding-performance-medal-107478 In 2021, Fijian Police Inspector Sakiusa Tikotani was awarded 2 Medals by the Police of Nauru. Nauru Police for Outstanding Performance at left Nauru Police International Law Enforcement Partnership Medal at right ( a much better photo of this medal had been posted by our friend dmghk. And we got to thanks him for his effort. Best regards to all. Emmanuel

For those who do NOT follows. Prior to 1975, there was a Constabulary Bravery Medal, and also Corrective Institution Valor Medal ( in bronze ) and Meritorious Service Medal ( in silvered metal ); and there also was Firefighter Valor Medal ( in bronze ) and Meritorious Service Medal ( in Silvered metal ), so 5 Medals in total + the 3 for the Electricity Commission. After 1975 there is no more specific Corrective Institution or Firefighter Medal !!!!! Despite the Corrective Institution has a lot to do in Papua New Guinea due to the very high level of civil violence. Only in 2005, a Correctional Institution Medal was re-established. I Got no idea IF for a short period of time, pre 1975 Medals for Corrective Institution & Fire Fighter medals may or could have been continued to be awarded post independence !!!! But I bet that for long time, likely 1975 or 1976.....till 2005, The LSGC Medal with Civil Service Ribbon was issued to the Firefighter and Member of the Papua New Guinea Corrective Institution. If anyone wish to know more, I suggest this person to go spend 3 to 6 months in Port Moresby to try to interview ex firefighter ax member of the correctional service & ex policemen , but it is one of the most dangerous place in the world !!!! Emmanuel

Hello Gentlemen, Official issue of those post 1975 LSGC Medal are numbered on the rim, not named. I bet there "could" exist somewhere in Port Moresby an office where there could be a possibility to link a recipient to a medal by the numebr. But I wish good luck who whoever would try, unless, you know someone in Port Moresby Red & Black stripe ribbon are for Civil Servent. Blue & White stipe ribbon are for Police Red & White strip ribbon are for the Armed Force ( and I'am stll looking for such a one ) I have seen, thinner, lighter and lower quality version of these medals that are not numbered on the rim ( I do consider myself as fake ). Pre-1975 Police, Firefighter & Correctional Services Medal, all I own are un-named. But due to the very low number of them being issued, I bet some where named on the rim. Just they are incredibly hard to come by. Stll a fascinating field of research. Regards. Emmanuel

Hello Gentlemen, Here is the Order of 20 August from Senegal, not much more info about it, but it exist. I only saw 1 in my whole life (yet ). It is 30 x 40 millimeters, and its weight is 30 grammes. No visible hallmarks. Regards to all. Emmanuel

Hello Gentlemen, Here is the Singapore Republic Covid Resilience Medal. The medal is rhodium silver plated, size 41 x 51 millimeters, weight : 43 grammes. The medal slightly swivel on suspension bar. With its case of issue. Regards to all. Emmanuel

Thank you Mr "no one" . Any idea where I could get the ribbon ? Even a modern ribbon ?? Regards. Emmanuel

Hello Gentlemen, I recently purchased this Republic of China ( R.O.C. ( ie Taiwan ) Police Medal, with a very low number : 037. Unfortunately there is no ribbon, and the various I have seen over the time, were worn from very different ribbons. The medal is NOT recently made, believe me, 69 millimeters large, 35 grammes, and 3 parts construction. It's far far far from the cheap cheap pieces produced in the 1980ies, 90ies and so on. Could someone help me to get the ribbon that would correspond to that model of medal ? Long time ago Jeff Floyd had a set with the 9 medals ( because this awards following the chinese system got 3grades each grade divided in 3 classes ). But that very one seems more older, likely from the 1950ies. I'am open to any comment, suggestion, and any others members who would share photo of theirs R.O.C Police Medal, even if not thee same class, even if later version. Best regards to all. Emmanuel