Bulgarian Order of Civil Merit, 6th class cross, in silver, in case of issue. 1918-44 with nice ribbon in fitted case.
Japanese Rising Sun 6th Class Medal in black lacquered case. I believe this one is from approximately 1930s-1950s era. In good overall condition. The Order of the Rising Sun (issued from approximately 1875 – 2003), established by Emperor Meiji, was awarded to those who have made distinguished achievements in international relations, promotion of Japanese culture, advancements in their field, development in welfare or preservation of the environment. Basically, awarded for long and/or especially meritorious civil or military service.
Japanese Rising Sun 6th Class Medal. I believe this one is from approximately 1930s-1950s era. In good overall condition with some minor surface, edge chipping. The Order of the Rising Sun (issued from approx 1875 – 2003), established by Emperor Meiji, was awarded to those who have made distinguished achievements in international relations, promotion of Japanese culture, advancements in their field, development in welfare or preservation of the environment. Basically, awarded for long and/or especially meritorious civil or military service.
This Iraq/Irak Al-Rafidain Medal Order Silver With Sash Civil Division First Class is a rare and valuable collectible for militaria enthusiasts. The medal is an original period item from the 1919-38 era and was manufactured in Iraq. It comes with a sash and is a first-class civil division medal. The medal is a unique piece of history and would make a great addition to any collection. It is a must-have for anyone interested in collecting original period items. Don’t miss the opportunity to own this rare and valuable collectible. Iraqi Kingdom Silver Medal Order Civil Division with Sash First Clss.
This is a small lapel type pin, the quarter is shown for scale. My scale keeps switching between 1.7 and 1.8 dwt, so figure it at 1.75dwt. This pin was found in an Springfield, NH estate, with many photos and paper belonging to Brigadier General, Lee S. I do not believe that General Gerow went to USMA, so perhaps it was another family member. The pin is in very good condition, with wear commensurate with age. The photos are an integral part of my description. They will give an accurate representation, and best tell the story. If you require a specific carrier, please inform me before I send an invoice.
Medal for zealous service from Serbia has issued in 1913 And been awarded in this form officially in 1941. Author is unknown cos their is no signature, but most of eminent experts are agreed that credit goes to Dorde Jovanovic who is an author of Medal for Bravery which is a similar design. Its been awarded in two forms gold And silver.
A White Cross Order Of The Home Guard (Kaitseliit – Kaitseliidu Valgerist) , III Class, C. Four-piece construction, insignia in silver and gilt bronze with blue enamels, mounted to a cross base in bronze gilt with white enamels, measuring 38.5 mm (w) x 45.5 mm (h), intact enamels, sunned original ribbon with safety pin attachment. Footnote: The White Cross Order of the Home Guard was instituted on June 19, 1929, becoming a national award on October 7, 1936. It was awarded for distinguished services to the defense of Estonia, in three grades.
Lucky Bag 1932 United States Naval Class Book Year Log 1932. For this Book to be 91 years old it is in great condition. I bought this at an estate sale so i don’t know a whole lot about it, but I thought it might mean the world to someone else out there. The pages are all intact, no rips or tears. There is a slight wave on the bottom corners, may at one point had a little something spilled, or rained on.. I did list photos of the area i’m talking about, it’s the last 2 photos listed. It is quite a heavy book. I hope this book makes it to that one person it was meant to be with :.
French mandate 1926 ORDER OF SYRIAN MERIT 4th class medal by Arthus Bertrand. SYRIA ORDER OF SYRIAN MERIT (1926) 4th class “Bronze” star. Cross with six arrows (French mandate). In bronze and enamel. 55 x 39 mm SUP. This medal is not a re-strike. Max 3.5mm or 0.137795 inch. Very Good condition please see picture. Authenticity = 100% authentic. Feel free to contact me with any questions about this item, I will be happy to answer you as soon as possible or if you have any other information about it don’t hesitate to inform me. The third party is responsible for the lost, or damage, but the delay can have different reasons which must be dealt with patience, and honesty. I thank you for your comprehension. You will have three (3) days from receipt, to examine and decide to keep the Item or not. In turn, I will be able to do the same. Thank you for your comprehension.
UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS PRIVATE FIRST CLASS PATCH DISPLAY. These patches have some wear from normal use. The patches have not been examined out of the frame. The frame is approximately 19 1/2″ x 5 1/2″. The crossed rifles patches are yellow silk on dark blue, scarlet silk on forestry green kersey, and brown silk on khaki suiting. The patches are approximately 3 1/4″ x 2″. (see photos for more details). Additional photos available upon request. Please specify details you would like to see more clearly.