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The British Military Medal GV WW1 For Bravery in the Field.

The British Military Medal GV. The Great War's most common British Gallantry Medal. Illustrated. WW1

Franz Joseph Order, Grand Cross sash badge, 37 mm x 67.7 mm, 1860's, Gebruder Resch, Vienna. 02

Unmarked Army Flak Badge: real or fake?

Discussions on Axis awards and decorations. Hosted by John G & William Kramer.

Stephen Herold Medals and Orders SOLD

14: WW2 GERMAN NAZI ARMY BRONZE INFANTRY ASSAULT BADGE : Lot 14

14: WW2 GERMAN NAZI ARMY BRONZE INFANTRY ASSAULT BADGE - Mar 12, 2011 | Pioneer Auction Gallery in OR

WW2 GERMAN NAZI ARMY BRONZE INFANTRY ASSAULT BADGE W/ THIN VERTICAL PINBACK - Solid construction. Awarded for 3 encou... on Mar 12, 2011

The actual specimen Victoria Cross medal that was approved by Queen Victoria in the nineteenth century.

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Specimen Victoria Cross Medal Approved by Queen Victoria

The actual specimen Victoria Cross medal that was approved by Queen Victoria in the nineteenth century. Instituted by Queen Victoria to cover all actions since the outbreak of the Crimean War in 1854, the Victoria Cross has been awarded 1356 times and 3 bars have been awarded. The most recent recipient of the VC is Corporal Bryan Budd, of the 3rd Battalion The Parachute Regiment, who was posthumously awarded the VC for acts of 'inspirational leadership and the greatest valour' in Southern…

Order of Saint Michael. The Order was a French chivalric order, founded by Louis XI of France on 1 August 1469. Although the Order of St. Michael was abolished by Louis XVI on 20 June 1790, it was revived by Louis XVIII on 16 November 1816. The king however, took little interest in the order and no new knights were added after 1816. The Order was again abolished by the French authorities in 1830. The Order's last member died in 1850.

Orders & Medals Society of America

On 29th January 1856 Queen Victoria instituted Britain's highest military decoration, the Victoria Cross, (VC) The medal is awarded to British and commonwealth armed forces for outstanding bravery on the field of battle. The medal was originally made from the metal of cannon captured from the Russians at Sevastopol until the supply came to an end in 1942

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Today In The Past Events 904 – Sergius III comes out of retirement to take over the papacy from the deposed antipope Christopher. 1523 – Sermon of Constanz: Zwingli defends 67 Schlussre…