United States: A Second World War Bravery, Campaign & Long Service Group: William Joseph Siegel, United States Army Air Force
The group with insignia attributed to a Sergeant who served with the 20th Air Force
The group comprises:
- Air Medal. Reverse named (William J. Siegel)
- Army Good Conduct Medal (William J. Siegel)
- American Campaign Medal
- Asiatic Pacific Campaign Medal
- Second World War Victory Medal
Sold together with:
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150.00 GBP
United States: A contemporary mounted group of 3 x medals awarded to a member of the United States Army
An un-named and un-attributed medal group comprising:
- United States Army Achievement Medal
- United States Army Good Conduct Medal
- United States National Defense Medal
The medals each individually fitted with crimped sliders and mounted in the correct order of precedence on a brass mounting bar. The reverse of the mounting bar retaining its origin... read more
35.00 GBP
United Sates Air Force: Medal ribbon bar and Enlisted Ranks Cap Badge Lot
A 10-Space four rows ribbon bar comprising:
a). Ribbons:
- United States Air Force Achievement Medal.
- United States Air Force Good Conduct Medal. With 2 x bronze Oakleaf Clusters
- United States National Defense Medal
- United States Armed Forces Expeditionary Service Medal
- United States South West Asia Service Medal 1991
- Un... read more
15.00 GBP
United States: Medal of Honor. Naval 4th type (1942-present day )awarded to United States Navy & United States Marine Corps type
The medal is un-named, and un-attributed - and is being sold as a post-1942 un-marked military tailor prop / display item
The medal fitted with a full neck cravat riband. The riband with its woven '13 Stars' pad is fitted with white metal snap fasteners
Note: This item will not be shipped to the United States
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United States: Navy Cross (circa 1990 to present day)
With a matt satin finish to medal planchet
Medal with contractors marks 'P-30' (for 'Pieces of History', Cave Creek, AZ ) on reverse of 9mm 'crimp' style mounting brooch, in use 'from' circa 1990 to present day
Medal riband fitted with 9mm crimp brooch, which latter has long hinged pin & intricate drop lock clasp fittings on reverse, as issued
A fine... read more
85.00 GBP
United States: Distinguished Service Cross (Army). Circa 1990-2025
Type of decoration issued for campaigns and conflicts since 1990, including; Gulf War, Somalia, Afghanistan War, Iraq War and the Global War Against Terrorism
The medal riband is fitted with a 9mm crimp-brooch, this indented on reverse with the hallmark 'Graco-GI'. The mounting brooch complete with hinged pin & intricate drop-lock clasp fittings on reverse
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65.00 GBP
United States: Air Force Cross
This is - after the Medal of Honor - the second highest gallantry award in the United States Air Force 'Order of Precedence'
The medal riband is fitted with a 9mm crimp-brooch, complete with long hinged pin & intricate drop lock clasp fittings on reverse, as issued
The medal brooch with maker hallmark 'G-23' (denoting maker 'Graco Awards' of Tomball, TX) on revers... read more
75.00 GBP
United States: Air Force Cross
The medal sans brooch and fitted with a faded Army DSC riband
An un-marked and un-attributed relic example
The medal has been kept in a harsh environment the gilding worn and hence of overall dull (old) appearance, with soldered suspension ring, and split at suspension knob, and a relic find that would benefit from some TLC
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20.00 GBP
United States: Defense Distinguished Service Medal (DDSM)
After the Medal of Honor and the respective services Distinguished Service Crosse's, the Defense DSM is the third highest decoration in the United States Armed Forces 'Pyramid of Honor'
Medal riband fitted with 9mm crimp brooch with long-hinged pin & intricate drop-lock clasp fittings, as issued
The mounting brooch with maker hallmark 'Graco-GI' indented on reverse... read more
United States: Distinguished Service Cross (Army). Circa 1945-1970
Note: In addition to United States Army recipients, this type of award continued to be awarded to United States Air Force personnel through to the 1960's, and before the institution of the Air Force Cross in 1960 (the first award of the USAF Air Force Cross was made retrospectively in 1964)
The absence of any numbering or any maker marks on the insignia together with the type of ... read more