Mauritius Police Long Service and Good Conduct Medal Ribbon
A New Old Stock (NOS) medal ribbon representing the Mauritius Police Long Service and Good Conduct Medal, associated with the island nation's police service.
Historical Background
Mauritius, an island nation in the Indian Ocean, was administered by Britain until gaining independence in 1968. Its police force developed under British colonial administration and continued as a national law enforcement organization following independence.
The Mauritius Police Long Service and Good Conduct Medal reflects the tradition of recognizing extended, honorable service within the police force.
Why It Was Awarded
This decoration recognized eligible members of the Mauritius Police Force for sustained service and good conduct.
Item Details
Country: Mauritius
Service: Mauritius Police Force
Decoration: Police Long Service and Good Conduct Medal
Condition: New Old Stock (NOS)
Item offered: Medal ribbon only
An interesting addition to a collection of Commonwealth police decorations, colonial-era awards, or international medal ribbons.
Ribbon will come in 6” lengths when purchased.
Indian Police Medal for Meritorious Service Ribbon – New Old Stock
An unused New Old Stock (NOS) medal ribbon representing the Indian Police Medal, a decoration established to recognize distinguished and meritorious service within India's police and security organizations.
Historical Background
The Indian Police Medal was instituted on March 1, 1951, following India's independence and transition to a republic.
The decoration was established to recognize exceptional contributions by personnel serving in India's police forces and other eligible security organizations.
The Indian Police Medal historically recognized two categories of service: gallantry and meritorious service.
The Medal for Meritorious Service was awarded to personnel who demonstrated dedication, professionalism, and sustained excellence in the performance of their duties.
The decoration became an important part of India's national system of police honors, recognizing individuals whose service contributed to public safety, law enforcement, and national security.
Why It Was Awarded
The Indian Police Medal for Meritorious Service recognized personnel for valuable and distinguished service in the performance of police and security duties.
Recipients included members of state police forces, central police organizations, and other eligible services.
Item Details
Country: India
Decoration: Indian Police Medal for Meritorious Service
Established: March 1, 1951
Type: Police service decoration
Ribbon colors: Dark blue with red and light-colored stripes
Condition: New Old Stock (NOS)
Item offered: Medal ribbon only
SKU: IND01
An interesting addition to a collection of Indian decorations, Commonwealth police medals, or international law enforcement honors.
Ribbon will come in 6” lengths when ordered.
British King Edward VII Police Coronation Medal (1902) Ribbon – New Old Stock
An unused New Old Stock (NOS) medal ribbon representing the King Edward VII Police Coronation Medal, a British commemorative decoration associated with the coronation of King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra in 1902.
Historical Background
Following the death of Queen Victoria in January 1901, her eldest son succeeded to the British throne as King Edward VII.
His coronation took place at Westminster Abbey on August 9, 1902. The event attracted enormous public attention and required extensive security arrangements throughout London.
The Police Coronation Medal was instituted to commemorate the occasion and recognize the contributions of police personnel involved in the coronation celebrations.
Why It Was Awarded
The medal was presented to qualifying police officers and selected personnel who performed official duties associated with the 1902 coronation.
Different versions were issued for participating police forces and services.
Item Details
Country: United Kingdom
Decoration: King Edward VII Police Coronation Medal
Year: 1902
Monarch: King Edward VII
Type: Police commemorative decoration
Condition: New Old Stock (NOS)
Item offered: Medal ribbon only
SKU: BRI5687
An interesting addition to a collection of British police decorations, Edwardian-era memorabilia, or royal commemorative medals.
Ribbon will come in 6” lengths when ordered.
British King Edward VII Police Coronation Medal (1902) Ribbon – New Old Stock
An unused New Old Stock (NOS) medal ribbon representing the King Edward VII Police Coronation Medal, issued to commemorate the coronation of King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra in 1902.
Historical Background
Following the death of Queen Victoria in January 1901, King Edward VII ascended the British throne. His coronation took place at Westminster Abbey on August 9, 1902.
The celebrations attracted enormous crowds to London, requiring extensive police involvement in maintaining public order, managing traffic, and providing security along ceremonial routes.
The Police Coronation Medal was instituted to commemorate the occasion and recognize the service of police personnel involved in the celebrations.
Why It Was Awarded
The medal recognized qualifying members of the Metropolitan Police and other designated police forces who performed official duties connected with the 1902 coronation.
Different versions of the medal were issued for participating police organizations.
Item Details
Country: United Kingdom
Decoration: King Edward VII Police Coronation Medal
Year: 1902
Monarch: King Edward VII
Type: Police commemorative medal
Condition: New Old Stock (NOS)
Item offered: Medal ribbon only
SKU: BRI5687
An interesting addition to a collection of British police decorations, Edwardian-era memorabilia, or royal commemorative medals.
Ribbon will come in 6” lengths when ordered.
British North Borneo Company Medal (1900) Ribbon – New Old Stock
An unused New Old Stock (NOS) medal ribbon representing the British North Borneo Company Medal, a colonial campaign decoration associated with military and constabulary operations in British North Borneo, now the Malaysian state of Sabah.
Historical Background
The British North Borneo Chartered Company administered North Borneo from 1881 until 1946. During the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, the company maintained its own armed constabulary to provide security, enforce colonial authority, and respond to armed resistance.
The North Borneo Company Medal was established in 1897 to recognize personnel who participated in qualifying expeditions and military operations within the territory.
The medal is associated with several campaigns, including operations conducted around the turn of the twentieth century.
Why It Was Awarded
The decoration recognized qualifying service by members of the North Borneo Armed Constabulary and other eligible personnel who participated in designated military expeditions.
Campaign clasps identified particular operations and periods of service.
Item Details
Country: British North Borneo (present-day Sabah, Malaysia)
Decoration: British North Borneo Company Medal
Established: 1897
Historical period: Late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries
Type: Colonial campaign decoration
Condition: New Old Stock (NOS)
Item offered: Medal ribbon only
SKU: BRI6528
An interesting addition to a collection of British colonial decorations, Southeast Asian military history, or historical Commonwealth medal ribbons.
Ribbon will come in 6” lengths when ordered.
Original British Waterloo Medal (1815) Ribbon
An original British Waterloo Medal ribbon representing one of the most historically significant British military campaign decorations of the Napoleonic Wars.
Historical Background
The Battle of Waterloo was fought on June 18, 1815, in present-day Belgium. Allied forces commanded by the Duke of Wellington, together with the Prussian Army under Field Marshal Gebhard Leberecht von Blücher, defeated Napoleon Bonaparte's French army.
The battle marked the end of Napoleon's Hundred Days and brought the Napoleonic Wars to a decisive conclusion.
The Waterloo Medal was authorized in 1816 by the Prince Regent, later King George IV, to commemorate the service of British troops who participated in the Waterloo campaign.
It was a landmark British military decoration because it was issued to qualifying personnel regardless of rank.
Why It Was Awarded
The Waterloo Medal was awarded to qualifying British and King's German Legion personnel who participated in the Battle of Waterloo or the associated actions at Quatre Bras and Ligny in June 1815.
The medal recognized their service during the final campaign against Napoleon.
Item Details
Country: United Kingdom
Decoration: Waterloo Medal
Battle date: June 18, 1815
Medal authorized: 1816
Historical period: Napoleonic Wars
Condition: Original ribbon
Item offered: Ribbon only, no medal
SKU: BRI68752
An exceptional addition to a collection of British Napoleonic War decorations, Waterloo campaign memorabilia, or early nineteenth-century military history.
Ribbon will come in 6” lengths when ordered.
British Commonwealth Occupation Force Japan Medal Ribbon – New Old Stock
An unused New Old Stock (NOS) medal ribbon associated with the British Commonwealth Occupation Force (BCOF), which participated in the Allied occupation of Japan following the Second World War.
Historical Background
Following Japan's surrender in August 1945, Allied forces occupied the country to oversee demilitarization, reconstruction, and the transition to a postwar government.
The British Commonwealth Occupation Force began operations in Japan in 1946 and included military personnel from Australia, Britain, New Zealand, and India.
Australian forces played a particularly significant role in the occupation, with personnel stationed primarily in the Hiroshima Prefecture and surrounding regions.
The Commonwealth occupation continued into the early 1950s, although the composition and responsibilities of the participating forces changed over time.
Why It Was Awarded
The Australian General Service Medal for Korea, with the Japan clasp, recognized qualifying Australian service in Japan during the postwar occupation.
The occupation itself involved security duties, military administration, disarmament, and support for the restoration of civilian institutions.
Item Details
Country: Australia / British Commonwealth
Historical association: British Commonwealth Occupation Force (BCOF)
Service period: 1946–1952
Type: Postwar occupation service ribbon
Condition: New Old Stock (NOS)
Item offered: Medal ribbon only
SKU: AUS52
An interesting addition to a collection of Australian military decorations, British Commonwealth medals, or Second World War occupation history.
Ribbon will come in 6” lengths when ordered.
British Royal Victorian Order Medal Ribbon – New Old Stock
An unused New Old Stock (NOS) ribbon representing the Royal Victorian Order, a prestigious British royal decoration awarded for distinguished personal service to the reigning monarch.
Historical Background
The Royal Victorian Order was established on April 21, 1896, by Queen Victoria. Unlike many British honors awarded on the recommendation of government ministers, the Royal Victorian Order is bestowed personally by the sovereign.
The order was created to recognize individuals who rendered exceptional service to the monarch or members of the Royal Family.
Over the years, recipients have included royal household officials, military officers, diplomats, and individuals involved in organizing royal visits and ceremonial occasions.
Why It Was Awarded
The Royal Victorian Order recognizes distinguished personal service to the British sovereign.
The order includes several grades, including Knight or Dame Grand Cross (GCVO), Knight or Dame Commander (KCVO/DCVO), Commander (CVO), Lieutenant (LVO), and Member (MVO).
The Royal Victorian Medal, a separate award associated with the order, recognizes personal service to the sovereign at another level.
Item Details
Country: United Kingdom
Decoration: Royal Victorian Order
Established: April 21, 1896
Type: Royal order of chivalry
Ribbon: Dark blue with red and white edge stripes
Condition: New Old Stock (NOS)
Item offered: Ribbon only
SKU: BRI587436
An attractive addition to a collection of British royal decorations, Victorian-era orders, or historical Commonwealth medal ribbons.
Ribbon will come in 6” lengths when ordered.
British Royal Red Cross Decoration Ribbon – New Old Stock
An unused New Old Stock (NOS) ribbon representing the Royal Red Cross (RRC), a prestigious British military decoration recognizing exceptional nursing service.
Historical Background
The Royal Red Cross was established on April 27, 1883, by Queen Victoria to recognize distinguished nursing service within the British armed forces.
The decoration was inspired in part by the contributions of military nurses during nineteenth-century conflicts, particularly the Crimean War, when Florence Nightingale and her fellow nurses helped transform military medical care.
Originally awarded exclusively to women, the Royal Red Cross became an important recognition of professional nursing excellence during the First and Second World Wars.
In 1917, an additional class was introduced, creating the Royal Red Cross First Class (RRC) and the Associate Royal Red Cross (ARRC).
Eligibility was extended to male nurses in 1976.
Why It Was Awarded
The Royal Red Cross recognizes exceptional devotion, professional competence, and distinguished service in military nursing.
Recipients have included nurses who provided extraordinary care to wounded and sick military personnel, particularly during wartime and under difficult operational conditions.
Item Details
Country: United Kingdom
Decoration: Royal Red Cross
Established: April 27, 1883
Type: Military nursing decoration
Classes: Royal Red Cross (RRC) and Associate Royal Red Cross (ARRC)
Condition: New Old Stock (NOS)
Item offered: Medal ribbon only
SKU: BRI89624
An excellent addition to a collection of British military decorations, nursing history, First and Second World War memorabilia, or Commonwealth medal ribbons.
Ribbon will come in 6” lengths when ordered.
British Military General Service Medal (1847) Ribbon – New Old Stock
An unused New Old Stock (NOS) medal ribbon representing the British Military General Service Medal, instituted in 1847 to recognize British Army service during the French Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars.
Historical Background
The Military General Service Medal was authorized on June 1, 1847, during the reign of Queen Victoria. It was established to recognize surviving British Army veterans who had participated in designated military campaigns between 1793 and 1814.
The medal is particularly associated with the Peninsular War, during which British and Allied forces under the Duke of Wellington fought against Napoleon's armies in Spain and Portugal.
Although authorized decades after the campaigns, the medal became an important acknowledgment of the service and sacrifices of Britain's Napoleonic-era soldiers.
Why It Was Awarded
The medal was awarded to eligible surviving veterans who had participated in qualifying battles and campaigns during the period 1793–1814.
Campaign clasps identified specific engagements, including notable battles such as Talavera, Salamanca, Badajoz, and Waterloo-era operations. The Battle of Waterloo itself was recognized by a separate Waterloo Medal.
Item Details
Country: United Kingdom
Decoration: Military General Service Medal
Authorized: 1847
Qualifying campaigns: 1793–1814
Type: Military campaign medal
Condition: New Old Stock (NOS)
Item offered: Medal ribbon only
SKU: BRI1025
An excellent addition to a collection of British Napoleonic War medals, nineteenth-century military decorations, or historical Commonwealth medal ribbons.
Ribbon will come in 6” lengths when ordered.
British Queen Victoria Diamond Jubilee Medal (1897) Ribbon – New Old Stock
An unused New Old Stock (NOS) medal ribbon representing the Queen Victoria Diamond Jubilee Medal of 1897, a British royal commemorative decoration celebrating the sixtieth anniversary of Queen Victoria's accession to the throne.
Historical Background
Queen Victoria ascended the British throne on June 20, 1837. By 1897, she had reigned for sixty years, making her Diamond Jubilee one of the most significant royal celebrations of the Victorian era.
The Diamond Jubilee celebrations culminated in a grand procession through London on June 22, 1897, attended by representatives of the British Empire, foreign dignitaries, and military contingents.
The event celebrated Victoria's long reign and the international reach of the British Empire during the late nineteenth century.
Why It Was Awarded
The Diamond Jubilee Medal was presented to selected members of the Royal Family, government officials, military personnel, and other individuals associated with the official Jubilee celebrations.
The decoration commemorated the sixtieth anniversary of Queen Victoria's reign rather than participation in a military campaign.
Item Details
Country: United Kingdom
Decoration: Queen Victoria Diamond Jubilee Medal
Year: 1897
Type: Royal commemorative medal
Condition: New Old Stock (NOS)
Item offered: Medal ribbon only
SKU: BRI782
An attractive addition to a collection of Victorian British decorations, royal commemorative medals, or historical Commonwealth medal ribbons.
Ribbon will come in 6” lengths when ordered.
British Delhi Durbar Medal (1903) Ribbon – New Old Stock
An unused New Old Stock (NOS) medal ribbon representing the British Delhi Durbar Medal of 1903, a royal commemorative decoration associated with the reign of King Edward VII as Emperor of India.
Historical Background
The Delhi Durbar of 1903 was an elaborate imperial celebration held in Delhi, British India, to commemorate the coronation of King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra.
Organized under the direction of Viceroy Lord Curzon, the event brought together Indian princes, British officials, military personnel, and representatives from across the British Indian Empire.
Although Edward VII did not personally attend, the celebrations included grand military reviews, ceremonial processions, and official gatherings that demonstrated the political and ceremonial traditions of the British Raj.
Why It Was Awarded
The Delhi Durbar Medal was awarded to selected military personnel, government officials, Indian rulers, and other individuals associated with the coronation celebrations.
The decoration commemorated the imperial ceremonies rather than participation in a military campaign.
Item Details
Country: British India / United Kingdom
Decoration: Delhi Durbar Medal
Year: 1903
Monarch: King Edward VII
Type: Royal commemorative medal
Condition: New Old Stock (NOS)
Item offered: Medal ribbon only
SKU: BRI88
An attractive addition to a collection of British colonial decorations, Indian princely state memorabilia, or historical Commonwealth medal ribbons.
Ribbon will come in 6” lengths when ordered.
British George Cross Medal Ribbon – New Old Stock
An unused New Old Stock (NOS) medal ribbon representing the George Cross (GC), one of the United Kingdom's highest decorations for exceptional bravery.
Historical Background
The George Cross was instituted on September 24, 1940, by King George VI during the Second World War.
At the time, Britain was experiencing sustained German air attacks during the Blitz. Civilians, emergency workers, military personnel, and bomb disposal teams regularly faced extraordinary dangers while protecting lives and property.
The George Cross was established to recognize acts of exceptional courage that did not qualify for the Victoria Cross, which is primarily associated with gallantry in the presence of the enemy.
One of the most famous awards occurred in 1942, when King George VI collectively awarded the George Cross to the island of Malta in recognition of the courage and endurance of its population during the Second World War.
Why It Was Awarded
The George Cross recognizes acts of the greatest heroism or the most conspicuous courage in circumstances of extreme danger.
Recipients have included civilians, military personnel, police officers, firefighters, and bomb disposal specialists who demonstrated extraordinary bravery.
The George Cross remains one of Britain's most prestigious decorations for gallantry.
Item Details
Country: United Kingdom
Decoration: George Cross (GC)
Established: September 24, 1940
Type: Gallantry decoration
Condition: New Old Stock (NOS)
Item offered: Medal ribbon only
SKU: BRI401
An excellent addition to a collection of British gallantry decorations, Second World War memorabilia, or Commonwealth medal ribbons.
Ribbon will come in 6” lengths when ordered.
British Order of St. John Medal Ribbon – New Old Stock
An unused New Old Stock (NOS) ribbon representing the Most Venerable Order of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem, commonly known as the Order of St. John.
Historical Background
The Order of St. John traces its historical traditions to the medieval Knights Hospitaller, an organization originally associated with caring for sick and injured pilgrims in Jerusalem.
The modern British Order of St. John developed during the nineteenth century and received a Royal Charter from Queen Victoria in 1888.
The order became closely associated with charitable service, emergency medical care, and first-aid training throughout Britain and the Commonwealth. Its activities include the internationally recognized St. John Ambulance organization.
Why It Was Awarded
Membership and advancement within the Order of St. John recognize distinguished contributions to humanitarian work, medical assistance, charitable activities, and service to the order.
The order has several grades, including Knight or Dame of Justice or Grace, Commander, Officer, and Member.
Item Details
Country: United Kingdom
Decoration: Most Venerable Order of St. John
Royal Charter: 1888
Type: British order of chivalry
Condition: New Old Stock (NOS)
Item offered: Ribbon only
SKU: BRI504
An excellent addition to a collection of British orders and decorations, humanitarian awards, or Commonwealth medal ribbons.
Ribbon will come in 6” lengths unless you need longer ribbon please email me.
British Queen Victoria Golden Jubilee Medal (1887) Ribbon – New Old Stock
An unused New Old Stock (NOS) medal ribbon representing the Queen Victoria Golden Jubilee Medal of 1887, a British commemorative decoration marking the fiftieth anniversary of Queen Victoria's accession to the throne.
Historical Background
Queen Victoria ascended the British throne on June 20, 1837. Her Golden Jubilee was celebrated in June 1887, marking fifty years of her reign.
The celebrations included a major thanksgiving service at Westminster Abbey on June 21, 1887, attended by members of the Royal Family, foreign dignitaries, and representatives from across the British Empire.
The Golden Jubilee Medal was issued to commemorate this historic occasion.
Why It Was Awarded
The medal was presented to selected members of the Royal Family, visiting dignitaries, government officials, and military personnel involved in the official Jubilee celebrations.
It commemorated Queen Victoria's fifty years on the throne rather than service in a military campaign.
Item Details
Country: United Kingdom
Decoration: Queen Victoria Golden Jubilee Medal
Year: 1887
Type: Royal commemorative medal
Condition: New Old Stock (NOS)
Item offered: Medal ribbon only
SKU: BRI97
An attractive addition to a collection of Victorian-era British decorations, royal commemorative medals, or historical Commonwealth medal ribbons.
Ribbon will come in 6” lengths when ordered.
British North Borneo Medal (1888–1916) Ribbon – New Old Stock
An unused New Old Stock (NOS) medal ribbon representing the British North Borneo Medal, a historical campaign decoration associated with military and police operations in British North Borneo, now part of Sabah, Malaysia.
Historical Background
During the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, North Borneo was administered by the British North Borneo Chartered Company. The territory experienced periods of unrest, including armed resistance to company administration and conflicts involving local communities.
The British North Borneo Medal was instituted in 1897 to recognize service during military and police expeditions conducted in the territory.
Why It Was Awarded
The medal recognized qualifying personnel who participated in designated operations in North Borneo between 1888 and 1916.
Recipients included members of the North Borneo Armed Constabulary and other personnel involved in eligible expeditions.
Item Details
Country: British North Borneo (present-day Sabah, Malaysia)
Decoration: British North Borneo Medal
Campaign period: 1888–1916
Established: 1897
Type: Colonial campaign medal ribbon
Condition: New Old Stock (NOS)
Item offered: Medal ribbon only
SKU: BRI544
An interesting addition to a collection of British colonial campaign medals, Commonwealth decorations, or Southeast Asian military history.
Ribbon will come in 6” lengths when ordered.
British Royal Navy Naval Good Shooting Medal Ribbon – New Old Stock
An unused New Old Stock (NOS) medal ribbon representing the British Naval Good Shooting Medal, a historic Royal Navy decoration recognizing exceptional naval gunnery proficiency.
Historical Background
The Naval Good Shooting Medal was instituted in 1903 during the reign of King Edward VII. At the beginning of the twentieth century, accurate naval gunnery had become increasingly important as warships developed more powerful guns and longer engagement ranges.
The Royal Navy placed considerable emphasis on gunnery training, encouraging crews to achieve high standards of accuracy, efficiency, and discipline.
Why It Was Awarded
The medal recognized outstanding performance in naval gunnery competitions and practice. It was awarded to qualifying gun crews and personnel who demonstrated exceptional shooting proficiency under prescribed conditions.
The decoration reflects the importance of skilled naval gunnery in the years preceding the First World War.
Item Details
Country: United Kingdom
Service: Royal Navy
Decoration: Naval Good Shooting Medal
Established: 1903
Type: Naval proficiency decoration
Condition: New Old Stock (NOS)
Item offered: Medal ribbon only
SKU: BRI62
An interesting addition to a collection of British naval decorations, Royal Navy memorabilia, or historic Commonwealth medal ribbons.
Ribbon will come in 6” lengths when ordered.
British Kaisar-i-Hind Medal for Public Service in India Ribbon – New Old Stock
An unused New Old Stock (NOS) medal ribbon representing the British Kaisar-i-Hind Medal for Public Service in India, a distinguished decoration awarded during the period of British rule in India.
Historical Background
The Kaisar-i-Hind Medal was established on April 10, 1900, by Queen Victoria to recognize exceptional public service in British India.
The name Kaisar-i-Hind translates approximately to "Emperor of India," reflecting the title held by the British monarch during the period.
The medal was awarded in three classes—Gold, Silver, and Bronze—and recognized individuals whose contributions benefited the people of India.
Why It Was Awarded
The decoration recognized distinguished public service, including humanitarian work, medical assistance, education, charitable activities, and other contributions to public welfare.
Recipients included British officials, missionaries, medical professionals, and Indian civilians whose work provided significant benefits to local communities.
The medal was discontinued following Indian independence in 1947.
Item Details
Country: British India / United Kingdom
Decoration: Kaisar-i-Hind Medal for Public Service in India
Established: April 10, 1900
Classes: Gold, Silver, and Bronze
Condition: New Old Stock (NOS)
Item offered: Medal ribbon only
SKU: BRI87
An excellent addition to a collection of British colonial decorations, Indian military and civilian honors, or historical Commonwealth medal ribbons.
Ribbon will come in 6” lengths when ordered.
British Order of St. Michael and St. George Medal Ribbon – New Old Stock
An unused New Old Stock (NOS) ribbon representing the Most Distinguished Order of St. Michael and St. George, one of Britain's historic orders of chivalry.
Historical Background
The Order of St. Michael and St. George was established on April 28, 1818, by the Prince Regent, later King George IV, to recognize distinguished service associated with British territories in the Mediterranean, particularly Malta and the Ionian Islands.
Over time, the order evolved into an important British honor for diplomatic service, overseas administration, and contributions to international relations.
The order consists of three classes: Knight or Dame Grand Cross (GCMG), Knight or Dame Commander (KCMG/DCMG), and Companion (CMG).
Why It Was Awarded
The order recognizes distinguished service to the United Kingdom, particularly in diplomacy, foreign affairs, and overseas public administration.
Recipients have included ambassadors, senior government officials, colonial administrators, and individuals whose work significantly advanced British interests abroad.
Item Details
Country: United Kingdom
Decoration: Most Distinguished Order of St. Michael and St. George
Established: April 28, 1818
Type: British order of chivalry
Condition: New Old Stock (NOS)
Item offered: Ribbon only
SKU: BRI123
An attractive addition to a collection of British orders and decorations, diplomatic honors, or Commonwealth medal ribbons.
Ribbon will come in 6” lengths when ordered. Since this medal was also presented as a neck order the ribbon would be much longer, so if you need a longer length please email me first.
Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve Long Service & Good Conduct Medal Ribbon
A New Old Stock (NOS) ribbon representing the British Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve Long Service and Good Conduct Medal.
Historical Background
Established in 1908, this decoration recognized long and faithful service in Britain's Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve (RNVR), an organization of volunteer sailors who supported the Royal Navy during peacetime and wartime.
The RNVR played an important role during both World Wars, providing personnel for naval operations, shore establishments, and other wartime assignments.
Why It Was Awarded
The medal recognized qualifying long service and good conduct among members of the Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve, generally requiring twelve years of eligible service.
Item Details
Country: United Kingdom
Decoration: Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve Long Service and Good Conduct Medal
Established: 1908
Condition: New Old Stock (NOS)
Item offered: Medal ribbon only
A useful addition to a collection of British naval decorations or Commonwealth military medal ribbons.
Ribbon will come in 6” lengths when ordered.
British Egypt Medal Ribbon.
I don’t believe this an actual ribbon from the late 1800s, its UV negative, but it’s made the same way the originals were, but I think it’s an early 1900 production made. Still would make a great replacement ribbon if you’re missing the ribbon for the medal.
Ribbon will come in 6” lengths when ordered,
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