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 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: 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

Bulgaria (Kingdom): Item of Royal Bulgarian Military insignia. Gilded Bronze

The insignia appears to be an item of insigan (cap or collar/shoulder) from the era 1900-1914

Obverse: The insignia surmounted by the Bulgarian Royal Crown, and below an entwined monogram

Reverse: Uniface with 2 x metal rods for attachment

Metal:Gilded bronze

Height: 45mm

Width:29mm

Weight: 11g

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Code: 25784

Denmark: War Commemorative Medal 1864 (Krigsmindemedaille 1864)

The Second Schleswig War (2 Slesvigske Krig) was the second military conflict as a result of the Schleswig-Holstein Question. It began on 1 February 1864, when Prussian & Austrian forces crossed the border into Schleswig. The war ended on 30 October 1864, with Denmark being defeated by the Prussan / Austrian alliance. The Treaty of Vienna caused Denmark's cession of the Duchies of Schleswig, Ho...  read more

Code: 25783

Denmark: Royal Life Guards Regiment (Den Kongelige Livgarde) 250th Anniversary Medal (1908

Raised in 1658, the 1st Battalion 'Royal Life Guards Regiment' of the Danish Army celebrated their 250th anniversary in 1908

The regiment is still in existence in 2026, and performs a role as 'Mechanized Infantry'

Condition: Toned about EF  read more

Code: 25782

Norway: A Norwegian Merchant Mariner's attributed Second World War medal group of 3: Chief Engineer Oivind Ellingsen, Norwegian Merchant Navy

- Norway: War Medal
- Norway: King Haakon VII's Medal of Liberty
- Norway: Defence Medal 1940-45

Sold together with an original letter in Norwegian, from Bergen based Ship-owner Johs Larsen to the recipient, Chief Engineer Oivind Ellingsen, of the Motor Vessel "Anne Reed', who was berthed at Oslo, dated 6 December 1947. The letter pertains to the recipients resignat...  read more

Code: 25762

Republic of South Korea (ROK): Korean War Service Medal 1950-1953

The Korean War Service Medal also known as the Republic of Korea War Service Medal (ROKWSM), is a military award of South Korea which was first authorized in December 1950

The 1950 issue of the medal was called the 'Incident Participation Medal' and was of a different design

In 1954, the medal was re-styled in name and design, the revised style having 'Crossed Bull...  read more

Code: 25761

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

Hungary (Kingdom 1926-1945): Medal for the Liberation of Upper Hungary, 1938

A medal issue of the 'Horthy Regime' (Prince Regent Miklos Horthy)

The bronze medal with obverse portrait of Francis II Rakoczi - the revered national leader of the Hungarian Uprising 1703-1711. With reverse central inscription 'A Magyar Felvidek Felszabudulasanak Emlekere 1938' (Medal for the Liberation of Upper Hungary)

Dimensions are 34.1mm (w) x 38.5mm (h), wor...  read more

Code: 23889