Kev in Deva

I have seen these with varirying degrees of color, it depends upon time period of manufacture and handeling/storage. Please feel free to add yours to the II Class section. Kevin in Deva.

One of the crosses for medics can be seen here:- http://gmic.co.uk/index.php/topic/36716-cross-of-liberty-4th-class-with-red-cross/ Kevin in Deva.

Hi Chris, I have found nothing on paper but it safe to say it would have had very similar criteria as the "Frozen Flesh" Medal. Kevin in Deva. :cheers:

Kevin in Deva. :cheers:

Medalia Tudor Vladimirescu - Clasa 1 Romanian R.S.R. period Tudor Vladimerescu I Class Medal cased. The award is in fact Silver but the subdued light to prevent shine in the pictures is giving it a dark tint. Kevin in Deva :cheers:

Kevin in Deva. :cheers:

Ordinul Meritul Agricol - Clasa 1 - in cutie Romanian R.S.R. period Order for Agricultural Merit I Class with case. Kevin in Deva. :cheers:

Romanian R.S.R. period Tudor Vladimerescu II Class Medal. Medalia Tudor Vladimirescu clasa 2 Please note normally in award I Class medals are gold Ii Class Silver, the medals connected to T.V. are the opposite from the norm, with I Class being Silver, II Class being Gold / Gilt Kevin in Deva. :cheers:

Kevin in Deva. :cheers:

Kevin in Deva. :cheers:

Ordinul Meritul Agricol - Clasa 3 Romanian R.S.R. period Order for Agricultural Merit III Class. Kevin in Deva. :cheers:

Kevin in Deva. :cheers:

Kevin in Deva.

Ordinul Meritul Agricol - Clasa 2 Romanian R.S.R. period Order for Agricultural Merit II Class. Kevin in Deva. :cheers:

There are a wide variety of boxes for the same awards depending on period and manufacturer some of good quality and others of poor quality, plain card inserts, and varying colours. One flaw common to many is that the space for the mini ribbon is either:- a. too small to accommodate the ribbon b. not included in the design of the box inlay. c. smaller in length and bigger in width than the eventual mini ribbon issued. When I get a little time I think I will post a separate topic with regards boxes. Kevin in Deva. :beer:

Also from the same house clearance according to the seller. Kevin in Deva.

This cased bronze life saving medal was also listed. Kevin in Deva.

Another item listed by the same seller. Described as an Old IRA belt buckle. Kevin in Deva. :o

Old Irish Eucharistic Congress badges. Kevin in Deva.

Some other insignia being offered by the same seller :- The latter insignia commemorative trip to Philadelphia* USA by an Irish G.A.A. football team *Thats what the cracked bell puts me in mind of, it sold for Euro 18.00 Kevin in Deva.

R.D.F. uniform Artillery Collar Dogs / Insignia. Maid of Erin version with the long name in Irish, which translates to: "The Group of the Heavy Guns." Offered as two separate items one sold for: Euro 51.57 the other: Euro 48.94 Kevin in Deva. :cheers:

Irish Local Defence Force association insignia. Final price: Euro 28.53 Kevin in Deva.

along with the hat were a pair of cloth rank markings. Price realized for the hat and rank markings = 212.50 Euro. Kevin in Deva.

These items are rare so I will take the liberty of posting them here, they all went for auction in the last week on Evil Bay. First a military hat, period piece, the first I have ever seen offered on a online auction. Kevin in Deva. :cheers:

Romania R.P.R. period Order of Work I Class miniature version. Miniatura "Ordinul Muncii" clasa 1 R.P.R. - argint. Size 14 x 13 mm, silver, rare version, probably for Romanian Ambassadors and High ranking dignitaries. Kevin in Deva. :cheers: