Nepal (Kingdom): Royal Nepal Army. Sports Prize Medal. 1969
Important: The die-struck medal is engraved with the sporting event, recipients name and year of award (1969) on the reverse
An award won for sporting prowess in various specified sporting competitions at the annual Royal Nepal Army sports championships, which were held at the spacious 'Thundikel' parade ground, Kathmandu
The RNA prize medals were made obsolete in ... read more
17.00 GBP
Nepal: Nepal Football Association Medal (circa 1950-71). Bronze medal
Obverse: A mountain scene with a circle in centre containing a Rhinoceros head & behind a mountain & geometric design. Below the abbreviated letters in English 'N.F.A.' with drawn Kukri's on either side of
the abbreviation, above a legend in Nepalese script, which translates:
- Nepal Phutbal Sangh (Nepal Football Association)
Reverse: Uni-face
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21.00 GBP
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
21.00 GBP
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
12.00 GBP
India: 20 Years Armed Forces Long Service Medal (14219656 HAV Aniyan C T Sigs)
The recipient was an Indian soldier of Malayali ethnicity and Hindu faith, who held the rank of 'Havildar' while serving with the Corps of Signals of the Indian Army
Indian Army Corps of Signals: Is a corps and a combat support arm of the Indian Army, which handles its military communications. Its origins date back to 15 February 1911, when its predecessor unit was established in... read more
17.00 GBP
India: General Service Medal 1947-65. With clasp 'Naga Hills' (1512280 Spr. Sabat Ali. Bombay Engr.)
The recipient was an Indian soldier of the Mussalman faith, Holding the rank of 'Sapper' while serving with the Bombay Engineer Group of the Indian Army
Basic award criteria for the 'Naga Hills' clasp was 180 days full-time service in theatre on the strength of a unit / formation deployed in the Naga Hills region as specified. The clasp was awarded from 27 April 1955
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21.00 GBP
India: 25th Anniversary of Independence 'Jubilee' Medal 1947-1972
An un-named issue
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12.00 GBP
Republic of Vietnam (1955-1975): Armed Forces Honour Medal.'Silver' 2nd Class
This example is of United States manufacture
Riband fitted with a crimp brooch, complete with long hinged pin and intricate drop clasp fittings as issued. The medal brooch bar with maker hallmark 'G27'
Allied personnel, including Commonwealth servicemen from Australia and New Zealand, serving in Vietnam were occasionally awarded this medal
Between th... read more
25.00 GBP
Republic of Vietnam (1955-1975): Staff Service Medal. 1st Class. Gilt
This example is of United States manufacture
The riband fitted with a 12mm crimp brooch. The brooch with hinged pin & clasp fittings as issued
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25.00 GBP
Republic of Vietnam: Technical Service Medal. 1st Class (Ky-Thuat Boi-Tinh)
This example is of United States manufacture, with makers hallmark 'G27'
Instituted on 5 June 1964 and awarded in two classes
Complete with crimp brooch, this with makers marks 'G27'. The brooch complete with intricate long hinged pin & drop lock clasp fittings, as issued
Like many South Vietnamese awards the medal was available for award to qualifyi... read more
25.00 GBP