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Date of item: 1939 Condition: very good
Footnote: The World War I Victory Medal (originally known as the Victory Medal) was a United States World War service medal designed by James Earle Fraser
maker marked Royal Mint
he was transferred to the 30th Reserve Battalion and was with this battalion when he received his orders to proceed overseas to the French theatre
on a period original full-length neck ribbon with horizontal octagonal thirteen star cravat pad sewn in place on what appears to be a period replacement neck ribbon
Bulgaria, Kingdom. A Medal For Merit, Ii Class Silver Grade, C.1910 Buy Now Date of item: 1939 Condition:Instituted in 1881. Type V (Tsar Ferdinand I, 1908 1918). In silver, measuring 27. 5 mm in diameter, replacement triangular ribbon with hook and eye, extremely fine. In its box of issue, marked with the Imperial Crown and inscribed in Bulgarian " " on the lid, black felt medal bed, missing two side panels on the lid, scuffed on the exterior, box near fine.
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