Vintage WW2 Cased Medals

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Next up, the Distinguished Service Cross. This is the second highest award for Gallantry in the Army.

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Edited December 13, 2006 by Darrell

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Here's a few pictures of the whole gang as of today.

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[Sal]

Darrell...awesome. I love the old ones in the WW II cases...I kick myself for getting rid of te ones I had, but I get in the mood for change in how I display tem...and next think I know...gone. Great looking series.

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Named Bronze Star Medal

Named to Merton D. Ayers (CIB Conversion).

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