This medal was instituted 1968 to express gratitude of the nation to those with the War Cross of Military Valor who had fought for at least six months in WWI and earlier conflicts. The medal comes with the original case and is new old stock. Seems they forgot about WWII?
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This photo of an unidentified Army Captain appears to be wearing a Distinguished Service Cross and a WWI Victory medal with what appears four battle stars. His Officer Calvary insignia shows up nicely and his shoulder patch could it be a early 1st Calvary design it sure has the shape of that parch. ...Read and See More
The M3 Infrared Sniper Scope is the improved Version of the M1unit from WWII. This unit seems to be complete except for the Battery Pack carrying case.The wires are rather stiff and I still usable. I have never tried to operate it as the 20,000 volts required to power it kinds of scares me. What you ...Read and See More
This officers medal is the second type for WW1 1914-18 enamel on the obverse is perfect the reverse has enamel loss red circle which of course does not show up when worn or displayed. Ribbon has the typical French double pin attachment. Condition good +++ ...Read and See More
This was a new one to me and had to do some digging to find out who’s it was I kind of knew what it for but that was it. So after a short time on the internet its a WWI British scope to examine rifle bore’s. From what I have found this scope was for NCO’s as it had the attached arm to hold it ...Read and See More
This WWI British Plaque for National War Saving Committee is for the community of Hoylake & West Kirby It is made out of Bronze and my question is how the hell did it wind up in the US? The plaque appears to have been taken off a building or memorial by force. The dimensions are 11 1/2’ wide by 16 ...Read and See More
This NVN poster is really well done both in graphics and color. It portrays shooting down 4,000 aircraft with a american flag looking like it was shot down and what looks like flak in the sky with numbers on them might represent the number shot down getting to the 4,000. When I first saw this I said ...Read and See More
This poster is a copy of the original ones used back in the 1960/70’s. It was purchased in VIET NAM about two years ago and I thought that they made a great display item to go with my stuff. The poster is 12” wide and 15 1/2” high with vivid color and the graphics are really neat. It shows a f ...Read and See More
