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Good evening gentlemen,

I am sorting out some of my ek's and would like some help/id on the marks

My thanks in advance.

Dave

This one i have no idea..

Fantasic grouping!!!! esp like the bars,worth the wait..........all the best

Hi Richard,

Sorry no markings on it...I thought i could get some idea of age from the 5 point label on the front.

The strange thing is the duke of york standard has a three label with azue ble anchor on centre,but this medal has a five label with red anchor on centre,i cannot find it anywhere,

All i have to go on is it came to me from a relative who was born in russia in 1886,served as a sjt in the middex reg during the first war,then in the rnvr during the second world war....then as if that was not enough went on to join the allied control commision, That is why i am trying to get as much info about this man as possible before he gets lost in time like so many others, Sorry if i've bored you but thanks for your help anyway

Thanks guys have looked on the net cant find out too much,maybe im looking in the wrong places.

Anyone got any pointers ?

Here is the second medal,it is a mason one,all help gratefully accepted

Regards Dave

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Hi all,this is my first post even though i've been a member for a little while.

My main interests are iron crosses and medal bars,i also have a few british groups.

Along with the british groups i recieved a couple of mason/roab medals and would like to know more about them.

Hope you can help

Regards Dave

Engraving on the reverse reads....presented by the australia league 1921 to sir jfp fordam for past valuble services..16.jan.1913 ?????

Hope this works comps are not my thing!!