POLISH MEDAL MILITARI VIRTUTI

[SovPha]

Hello GMIC members,

Got this Polish Militari Virtuti medal (bronze class) in my collection. Currently I am looking for a original ribbon. If somebody has a spare original ribbon, please let me know. 
I am also looking for the MV medal in bronze but with the Soviet flag in the background (See example pic).

Best regards,
SovPha

Example pic

Edited March 1, 2020 by SovPha

[Paul R]

I don’t have a ribbon, but hopefully this serves to bump your request.  This set to a Warsaw Uprising of 1944 fighter. 

[SovPha]

Hi Paul, Thank you very much. Best regards, Andrej

[Paul R]

Thanks Andrej.  Are you on Facebook?  I have some friends there that certainly have the ability to assist.

[PREM]

this is not a Virtuti Military medal
only a medal Deserved in the Field of Glory, that's the correct name. Ribbons are available on Polish auction sites like Allegro.pl

Regards

Prem

[Shots Dave]

Here is what I believe to be an example of the Medal of Merit on the Field of Glory-Bronze-3rd Class by Grabski.

[PREM]

Nice piece Dave !

[chechaco1]

On 01.03.2020 at 17:19, SovPha said:

Привет участникам GMIC!

Получил эту медаль Polish Militari Virtuti (бронзовый класс) в мою коллекцию. Сейчас ищу оригинальную ленту. Если у кого-то есть запасная оригинальная лента, дайте мне знать. 
Я также ищу бронзовую медаль MV, но с советским флагом на заднем плане (см. Пример на картинке).

С уважением,
СовФа

Пример картинки
 

This is a medal of post-war production and presentation, 1946-1951, the company of engineer Dobrovolsky "Caritas", circulation of at least 30,000. Silver medals from "Caritas" are more rare (20 000), but especially valuable are medals of this type of Soviet manufacture, which are minted:
- 3328 silver and 2 semi-finished products;
- 8613 bronze and 50 semi-finished products. They differ from "Caritas" in the pattern of an eagle and sections of twigs on the obverse.

 

[chechaco1]

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