India: Operation Vijay Medal 1999 (Awarded for the Indo-Pak 'Kargil' conflict of 1999)

Un-named as issued

The medal was instituted on 20 August 2001, and awarded in respect of the 'Kargil Conflict' of 1999

Eligibility and basic award criteria was that the medal was awarded to all Indian Armed Forces personnel, Para Military Forces, Central Police Forces, Railway Protection Forces, J&K State Police Forces, Home Guards, and specified Civil defence orga...  read more

Code: 25546

India: Armed Forces 9 Years Long Service Medal (13753015 Hav D K H J&K)

The recipients name is abbreviated only - an increasingly common occurrence seen on post 2000 issues of Indian medals

The first 3 x digits '137' of the recipients regimental number is from the regimental block issued to the Jammu and Kashmir Rifles 

The recipient was an Indian Non-Commissioned-Officer who held the of 'Havildar' (Sergeant) while serving with a batta...  read more

Code: 25544

Turkey (Ottoman Empire): The Ottoman War Medal (Turkish War Medal) or Harp Madalyasi

The reverse of the plated brass & enamel medal retaining its hinged pin & clasp fittings as issued, that have the marks 'B.B. & Co.' indented on the pin-plinth

The principal Turkish bravery medal for the Great War, also referred to erroneously and more popularly as the Gallipoli Star or Iron Crescent (Eiserner Halbmond)

All enamel intact, and with no chips or graz...  read more

Code: 25540

United Nations Medal: UNDOF (United Nations Disengagement Observation Force 1974- )

Awarded for supervision of disengagement buffer zone between Israel and Syria in the Golan area

The United Nations record that the below following member states have contributed military observers& peacekeepers to UNDOF and have qualified for the medal;

- Austria, Canada, Finland, Iran, Japan, Peru, Poland and the Slovak Republic

The medal riband fit...  read more

Code: 25533

United Nations Medal: ONUCA (United Nations Observer Group in Central America 1989-1992)

The acronym ONUCA is derived from the Spanish language 'Observadores de las Naciones Unidas en Centroamerica'

The United Nations record that the below following member states have contributed military observers, or troops to ONUCA and qualified for the medal;

- Argentina, Brazil, Canada, Colombia, Ecuador, India, Ireland, Spain, Sweden and Venezuela

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Code: 25531

United Nations Medal: UNIIMOG (United Nations Iran/Iraq Military Observer Group 1988-1991) 

The United Nations record that the below following member states have contributed military observers to UNIIMOG and have qualified for the medal;

- Argentina, Austria, Australia, Bangladesh, Canada, Denmark, Finland, Ghana, Hungary, India, Indonesia, Ireland, Italy, Kenya, Malaysia, New Zealand, Nigeria, Norway, Peru, Poland, Senegal, Sweden, Turkey, Uruguay, Yugoslavia and Zambi...  read more

Code: 25524

United States: An American Gunner's Positively Attributed Great War era Medal group of 3 together with Identity Discs: Edward David Randall, 3rd Field Artillery Regiment, 6th Infantry Division, American Expeditionary Force

- USA: Interallied Victory Medal, With 2 x Army issue clasps 'Defensive Sector' & 'Meuse Argonne'
- USA: American Legion. '22nd National Convention' held in Boston, MA, 1940
- USA: Veterans of Foreign Wars Association. Gilt Cross with 'POST CHAPLAIN' integral top bar

The Victory Medal complete with its original silk riband and 'Wrap' mounting bar that retains its lo...  read more

Code: 25520

United States: A Positively Attributed Second World War 'Pacific' Good Conduct and Campaign service medal group of 4: Edward Randall Cooper, United States Navy late U.S.S. Southampton

- United States: Navy Good Conduct Medal. With ring suspension, un-named and un-numbered
- United States: American Campaign Medal
- United States: Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal
- United States: Second World War Victory Medal

Sold together with:

- Pair of official named United States Navy Aluminum Identity Discs: Edward / Randall / Cooper / 208...  read more

Code: 25519

United States: American Campaign Medal 1941-1946

The corded silk riband with an early issue un-marked 12mm crimp-brooch. The crimp brooch retaining the original intricate long-hinged pin and intricate drop-lock clasp fittings, as issued

The American Campaign Medal is a military award of the United States Armed Forces which was first created on November 6, 1942, by Executive Order 9265 issued by President Franklin D. Roosevelt. ...  read more

Code: 25515

United States: National Defense Service Medal. Issued circa 1990-1997

The medal with 9mm crimp brooch that retains its intricate drop-lock & hinged pin & clasp fittings. The reverse of the mounting bar with hallmark 'LIGI'

Sold together as a set together with a loose companion single space silk riband bar, with fittings for wear

The National Defense Service Medal (NDSM) is a service medal of the United States Armed Forces established...  read more

Code: 25513