Republic of South Vietnam: Life Saving Gallantry Medal

Of United States manufacture

Complete with pin-back mounting bar with intricate pin and clasp fittings, as issued

Condition: EF  read more

Code: 17251

Jordan (Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan): Medal of Honour (Medalat al-Sharif). 1st type medal (1951-1972)

The Medal of Honour was instituted by King 'Abdullah I in 1951, as a reward to recognise individual acts of bravery performed by personnel of the Jordanian Armed Forces

The decoration is a single class award of silver/silvered metal

In 1972, King Hussain, revised the award. The new decoration being of 'Gold' / gilt metal, and having different) obverse & reverse des...  read more

Code: 21036

Kuwait (Emirate): Order of Military Duty. Gold (gilt) & enamel. 1st Class breast badge. With gilt star emblem on riband

Instituted in 1962 as a Military Order awarded in four grades, vis 'Special Class', and 1st (Gold), 2nd (Silver) & 3rd (Bronze) Classes

The medal fitted with the original riband and mounting bar. The mounting bar sans pin & clasp with makers marks 'Spink' of London

An attractively gilded decoration, with good bright gilding

Scarce

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Code: 22952

Kuwait (Emirate): Military Service Medal. Gold (gilt) 1st Class. With gilt star emblem on riband

Instituted in 1962

Awarded in three classes/ grades - suspended from 3 x respective coloured ribands - to Kuwaiti uniformed services personnel who perform their duty in a distinguished manner

The medal fitted with the original riband and mounting bar. The mounting bar sans pin & clasp with makers marks 'Spink' of London

Scarce

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Code: 22951

Morocco (Kingdom): Order of Ouissam Alaouite (Sharifian Order of Al-Alaoui). Fifth class 'Knight' breast badge on second type riband '1934-'. Silver gilt & enamel

The Order of Ouissam Alaouite (Sharifian Order of Al-Alaoui) is a military decoration of Morocco that is bestowed by the King of Morocco upon recipients, Moroccan & Foreign, who have displayed heroism in combat or have contributed meritorious service to the Moroccan state. The decoration was established on 11 January 1913 in replacement of the Order of Ouissam Hafidien. It is awarded in five cl...  read more

Code: 21192

Nigeria: Nigerian Fire Service Cross 'For Gallantry'

This is the highest gallantry award available to Officers and Other Ranks of the Nigerian Fire Services

Award criteria for this decoration is:

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The Nigerian Fire Service Cross may be awarded to any member of the fire service for a most conspicuous act of gallantry in the course of duty

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The gallantry, meritor...  read more

Code: 20767

Nigeria: Nigeria Fire Services Meritorious Service Medal

A sterling silver medal

The medal with English silver assay and maker hallmarks on reverse

Award criteria for this decoration is:

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The Meritorious Service Medal may be awarded to any member of the
fire service for long and devoted service characterised by exceptional ability and exemplary record.

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Code: 20766

Nigeria: Nigeria Fire Services Long Service & Good Conduct Medal

Award criteria for this decoration is:

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The Long Service Medal may be awarded to any member of the fire service who has completed eighteen years continuous service with an
exemplary record, that is to say, his conduct sheet shows that:—

(i) He has not suffered any punishment during the period of twelve years immediately preceding the da...  read more

Code: 20765

Somalia, Republic (1960-69): Military Valour Medal. 2nd Class. Silvered

The Medals instituted under Law 5 of 30 January 1963:

Article 1 "Decorations for military valour have been instituted to praise deeds of heroism."

Article 2 "Decorations for military valour are: the Gold Medal; the Silver Medal; the Bronze Medal, the Somali Star for Military Valour; the Field Medal for Military Valour."

Rare

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Code: 22349

Somalia (United Nations Trust Territory under Italian Fiduciary Administration 1950-60): Civil Valour Medal. 2nd Class. Silvered

By maker 'Lorioli, Milan, Italy'

Instituted under Law 5 of 30 September 1956:

Article 1 "to enhance the acts of singular courage and daring as worthy of public honour in field of civil life"

Article 2 "The decorations of Civil Valour are: - gold, silver and bronze medals."

Rare:

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Code: 22351