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Gilt metal Condition: GVF
Code: 16708
SOLD
Awarded to all members of the Belgian Resistance that actively resisted the Nazi enemy through combat or acts of sabotage The silk riband fitted with a two-pronged mounting pin, or 'epingle' as worn in the traditional Belgian style Condition: EF
Code: 19933
40.00 GBP
A most attractive silvered octagon shaped medal, bearing obverse portraits of 3 x Belgian Kings The reverse of riband fitted with typical two-pronged Belgian mounting pin Condition: EF
Code: 16700
20.00 GBP
The 'Fourragere' in the colours of the Order of the Leopold was instituted by the Royal Decree of 26 October 1918. The award denoted a unit that had cited for commendation several times in Army Orders during the Great war Originally instituted as a medal (Royal Decree 18 October 1918), the medal was upgraded to a 'Cross' by Royal Decree of 5 February 1934. In practise many surviving veterans opted not to obtain the costlier 'Crosses' and consequently Yser Crosses are much scarcer on the market than the corresponding earlier issued medals The medal riband fitted with a traditional mounting rod or 'Boule', as worn in the Belgian style Scarce fund in this condition with 'Fourragere' Condition: About EF
Code: 18292
165.00 GBP
Condition: GVF
Code: 19112
Code: 19936
35.00 GBP
A silvered and enamel cross The bar on the riband denotes 'Internment' for 2 years (each star represents a continuous 6 x months period of internment or part thereof) The medal riband fitted with a two-pronged mounting pin, or 'epingle' as worn in the traditional Belgian style Sold contained in its card box of issue, this with the chop / rubber stamp of 'Louis Devillez, Taileur Militaire, Passage Lemmonier, Liege' on underside of the box Condition: GVF
Code: 20371
55.00 GBP
Note: First and last clasps have backstraps, second clasp with prongs / pins (one A/F) - BELBOS: For service during Operation BELBOS in Central Bosnia 1994 - IFOR: For service with Belgian forces in Former Yugoslavia from 15 December 1995 - KOSOVO: For service with Belgian forces in Kosovo from 16 March 1999 The commemorative medal for foreign missions and operations was instituted on 13 April 1993. A large number of clasps have been officially approved for award with this medal, together with a number of unofficial clasps for missions for which no clasp was formally approved, and or which were the inspiration of Belgian veterans who had served in those places & operations for which no clasp was formally instituted In 2004, it was decreed that no further clasps would be awarded for wear on this medal, and instead that all missions since 2004 would be denoted by a numeric emblem worn on the riband to reflect the number of overseas missions or operations that personnel may have served in. The change in regulations Personnel who have been awarded medals and clasps prior to 2004, are still allowed to wear the medal clasps earned prior to 2004, on the medal riband while serving in the Belgian Armed Forces. The unofficial BELBOS clasp (for an actual sanctioned operation) is rare. The medal riband fitted with a two-pronged mounting pin, or 'epingle' as worn in the Belgian style Condition: EF
Code: 20179
45.00 GBP
The clasps denote that the Volunteer had at enlistment made a commitment for overseas 'Active Service' (Pugnator) clasp, and had subsequently served overseas during the Korean War 1950-1953 Condition: EF
Code: 19929
The clasp denotes that at enlistment the Volunteer had made a commitment for overseas 'Active Service' (Pugnator) clasp The silk riband fitted with a two-pronged mounting pin, or 'epingle' as worn in the traditional Belgian style Condition: EF
Code: 19930
30.00 GBP
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