Hungarian Royal Honvéd Large Military Sports Proficiency Badge
An original Hungarian Honvéd military sports proficiency badge, representing the sporting and physical training traditions of Hungary's armed forces.
Historical Background
The term Honvéd has a long history in Hungary, referring to the country's national military forces and traditions of homeland defense.
During the interwar period, the Royal Hungarian Honvéd placed considerable emphasis on physical fitness, military preparedness, and competitive sporting activities.
Military sports and proficiency programs encouraged soldiers to develop physical endurance, discipline, marksmanship, and other abilities considered valuable for military service.
Badges associated with these activities became distinctive elements of Hungarian military insignia, reflecting the importance of athletic achievement and physical training within the armed forces.
Historical Significance
Hungarian Honvéd sporting badges are an interesting area of European military collecting, particularly for those interested in interwar Hungary and the military traditions of Central Europe.
These badges represent a lesser-known aspect of military life beyond conventional campaign medals and service decorations.
Item Details
Country: Hungary
Organization: Royal Hungarian Honvéd
Decoration: Large Honvéd Sporting Proficiency Badge
Hungarian designation: Honvéd sportjelvény
Historical association: Hungarian military sporting traditions
Type: Military sporting proficiency badge
Condition: Original collectible, as photographed
Quantity available: One
SKU: HUN98732541
An attractive addition to a collection of Hungarian military insignia, interwar European militaria, or military proficiency badges.
Greek War Medal 1940–1941 – Second World War Decoration
A Greek War Medal 1940–1941 commemorating military service during Greece's involvement in the opening stages of the Second World War.
Historical Background
On October 28, 1940, Italian forces invaded Greece from neighboring Albania, beginning the Greco-Italian War.
Despite facing a numerically superior invading force, the Greek Army successfully resisted the Italian offensive and launched a counterattack, pushing Italian troops back into Albania.
The Greek campaign became one of the earliest significant Allied successes against Axis forces during the Second World War.
In April 1941, Nazi Germany invaded Greece to support its Italian ally. Greek and Allied forces fought a determined defensive campaign before the country fell under Axis occupation.
The Greek War Medal 1940–1941 was instituted after the war to recognize participation in the campaigns against Italian and German forces.
Why It Was Awarded
The medal recognized qualifying Greek and Allied military personnel who participated in the campaigns fought in Greece and Albania during 1940–1941.
The decoration commemorates the courage, sacrifice, and military service of those who defended Greece during the opening years of the Second World War.
Item Details
Country: Greece
Decoration: War Medal 1940–1941
Historical period: Second World War
Associated campaigns: Greco-Italian War and German invasion of Greece
Type: Military campaign medal
Includes: Medal with attached ribbon
Condition: As photographed
Quantity available: One
SKU: GRE11587642
An interesting addition to a collection of Greek military decorations, Second World War campaign medals, or European militaria.
The medal pictured is the actual item offered for sale.
Order of Australia Civil Division Medal Ribbon with Gold Emblems – New Old Stock
An unused New Old Stock (NOS) ribbon representing the Civil Division of the Order of Australia, one of Australia's most prestigious national honors.
The ribbon features the distinctive royal blue coloring associated with the Order of Australia, decorated with gold-colored floral emblems.
Historical Background
The Order of Australia was established on February 14, 1975, by Queen Elizabeth II to recognize Australian citizens and other eligible individuals for outstanding achievement and service.
Before its establishment, Australians were primarily recognized through the British honors system. The creation of the Order of Australia marked an important development in Australia's independent national system of honors and awards.
The order recognizes achievements in fields including public service, medicine, education, science, the arts, business, charitable activities, and community leadership.
The Civil Division recognizes distinguished contributions outside military service.
Why It Was Awarded
The Order of Australia honors individuals whose achievements, dedication, or exceptional service have made a significant contribution to Australia or humanity.
Civil Division appointments and awards recognize accomplishments ranging from outstanding local community service to nationally and internationally significant achievements.
Item Details
Country: Australia
Decoration: Order of Australia
Division: Civil
Established: February 14, 1975
Type: National order of merit
Ribbon: Royal blue with gold-colored floral emblems
Condition: New Old Stock (NOS)
Item offered: Ribbon only; no insignia included
SKU: AUS02
An attractive addition to a collection of Australian honors, Commonwealth decorations, or international orders of merit.
Ribbon will come in 6” lengths when ordered.
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.
Kingdom of Italy Order of the Crown Medal Ribbon – New Old Stock
An unused New Old Stock (NOS) medal ribbon representing the Order of the Crown of Italy (Ordine della Corona d'Italia), a historic royal decoration of the Kingdom of Italy.
Historical Background
The Order of the Crown of Italy was established on February 20, 1868, by King Victor Emmanuel II to commemorate the unification of Italy and the consolidation of the Italian monarchy.
The order became one of the Kingdom of Italy's principal decorations, recognizing distinguished contributions to the nation during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.
It was awarded throughout the First World War, the interwar period, and the Second World War, before the Italian monarchy was abolished in 1946.
The order consisted of five classes: Knight Grand Cross, Grand Officer, Commander, Officer, and Knight.
Why It Was Awarded
The Order of the Crown of Italy recognized meritorious civil and military service to the Italian state.
Recipients included military officers, government officials, diplomats, and civilians whose achievements or service were considered deserving of royal recognition.
The decoration was also conferred upon foreign nationals for distinguished service or contributions to relations with Italy.
Item Details
Country: Kingdom of Italy
Decoration: Order of the Crown of Italy
Italian designation: Ordine della Corona d'Italia
Established: February 20, 1868
Historical period: 1868–1946
Type: Royal order of merit
Ribbon: Red with a central white stripe
Condition: New Old Stock (NOS)
Item offered: Medal ribbon only
SKU: ITA01
An attractive addition to a collection of Italian royal decorations, First and Second World War militaria, or European orders and medals.
Ribbon is UV NEGATIVE.
Polish Bronze Cross of Merit Medal Ribbon – New Old Stock
An unused New Old Stock (NOS) medal ribbon representing the Polish Cross of Merit (Krzyż Zasługi), a distinguished national decoration recognizing meritorious service to Poland.
Historical Background
The Polish Cross of Merit was established on June 23, 1923, during the period of the Second Polish Republic.
Created to recognize exceptional contributions to the Polish state and society, the decoration became an important part of Poland's national honors system.
The Cross of Merit was issued in three grades: Gold, Silver, and Bronze. It was awarded during the interwar period and continued in modified forms under subsequent Polish governments.
Why It Was Awarded
The Cross of Merit recognized individuals whose achievements or dedicated service benefited Poland.
Recipients could be recognized for contributions to public administration, education, industry, science, charitable activities, and other forms of national service.
The Bronze Cross of Merit represented the third grade of the decoration.
Item Details
Country: Poland
Decoration: Cross of Merit (Krzyż Zasługi)
Grade: Bronze
Established: June 23, 1923
Type: Civil and military merit decoration
Condition: New Old Stock (NOS)
Item offered: Medal ribbon only
SKU: POL01
An attractive addition to a collection of Polish military decorations, European orders and medals, or twentieth-century historical medal ribbons.
Ribbon will come in 6” lengths when ordered.
Kenya 25th Anniversary of Independence Medal Ribbon – New Old Stock
An unused New Old Stock (NOS) medal ribbon representing Kenya's 25th Anniversary of Independence Medal, a commemorative decoration associated with the country's silver jubilee of independence in 1988.
Historical Background
Kenya gained independence from British colonial rule on December 12, 1963, following decades of political change and the struggle for national self-government.
Jomo Kenyatta became the country's first prime minister at independence and subsequently its first president when Kenya became a republic on December 12, 1964.
In 1988, Kenya celebrated the 25th anniversary of its independence, marking a quarter-century of national sovereignty.
The anniversary provided an opportunity to commemorate the country's independence, recognize its development, and honor those associated with its public institutions and national service.
The 25th Anniversary of Independence Medal forms part of Kenya's history of commemorative decorations celebrating significant national milestones.
Why It Was Awarded
The medal commemorated the silver jubilee of Kenyan independence in 1988.
It is associated with the national celebrations marking 25 years since Kenya achieved independence from Britain.
Item Details
Country: Kenya
Decoration: 25th Anniversary of Independence Medal
Commemorative year: 1988
Historical event: Kenyan independence, December 12, 1963
Type: Commemorative medal ribbon
Ribbon colors: Purple with yellow and red stripes
Condition: New Old Stock (NOS)
Item offered: Medal ribbon only
SKU: KEN01
An interesting addition to a collection of African independence decorations, Commonwealth medals, or international commemorative awards.
Ribbon comes in 6” lengths when ordered.
French Croix de Guerre des Théâtres d'Opérations Extérieurs (TOE) Medal Ribbon – New Old Stock
An unused New Old Stock (NOS) medal ribbon representing the French Croix de Guerre des Théâtres d'Opérations Extérieurs (War Cross for Overseas Theaters of Operations), a French military decoration recognizing distinguished conduct during overseas military operations.
Historical Background
The Croix de Guerre TOE was established on April 30, 1921, to recognize acts of bravery and distinguished military service in overseas theaters of operations outside the major European conflicts.
Following the First World War, French forces participated in numerous overseas campaigns, including operations in the Middle East, North Africa, and Southeast Asia.
The decoration became associated with French colonial and expeditionary military operations, including campaigns in the Levant, Morocco, and Indochina.
Unlike the Croix de Guerre 1914–1918, the TOE version was specifically intended for qualifying operations conducted in overseas theaters.
Why It Was Awarded
The Croix de Guerre TOE recognizes military personnel and units cited for acts of bravery or distinguished conduct during qualifying overseas operations.
As with other French Croix de Guerre decorations, ribbon devices indicate the level of the citation:
Bronze palm: Citation at army level
Silver palm: Represents five bronze palms
Bronze star: Citation at regiment or brigade level
Silver star: Citation at divisional level
Gilt star: Citation at army corps level
Item Details
Country: France
Decoration: Croix de Guerre des Théâtres d'Opérations Extérieurs (TOE)
Established: April 30, 1921
Type: Military gallantry decoration
Ribbon: Red with blue edging
Condition: New Old Stock (NOS)
Item offered: Medal ribbon only
SKU: FRA412
An excellent addition to a collection of French military decorations, colonial campaign medals, or twentieth-century European militaria.
Ribbon will come in 6” lengths when ordered.
. Nigerian Distinguished Service Medal Ribbon – New Old Stock
An unused New Old Stock (NOS) medal ribbon representing the Distinguished Service Medal of Nigeria, a decoration associated with distinguished service and achievement within the Nigerian military.
Historical Background
Nigeria gained independence from Britain on October 1, 1960, and became a republic in 1963. Following independence, the country developed its own national system of military decorations and service awards.
Nigerian military honors recognize personnel for their contributions to national defense, leadership, professional achievement, and distinguished service.
These decorations form an important part of Nigeria's post-independence military heritage, reflecting the development of the country's armed forces and its national honors system.
Why It Was Awarded
The Distinguished Service Medal recognizes exceptional or distinguished service within the Nigerian military.
Such decorations acknowledge personnel whose achievements, leadership, or performance have made significant contributions to military service.
Item Details
Country: Nigeria
Decoration: Distinguished Service Medal
Type: Military service decoration
Ribbon colors: Blue with orange and dark central stripes
Condition: New Old Stock (NOS)
Item offered: Medal ribbon only
SKU: NGE04
An interesting addition to a collection of African military decorations, Nigerian militaria, or international orders and medals.
Ribbon will come in 6” lengths when ordered.
Nigeria Republic Medal (1963) Ribbon – New Old Stock
An unused New Old Stock (NOS) medal ribbon representing the Nigeria Republic Medal, a commemorative decoration associated with the establishment of the Federal Republic of Nigeria in 1963.
Historical Background
Nigeria gained independence from Great Britain on October 1, 1960, initially retaining Queen Elizabeth II as its constitutional monarch.
On October 1, 1963, Nigeria formally became a republic, replacing the British monarch as head of state with a Nigerian president. Dr. Nnamdi Azikiwe became the country's first president under the republican constitution.
The transition marked an important milestone in Nigeria's development as an independent nation.
Why It Was Awarded
The Nigeria Republic Medal commemorated the establishment of the republic in 1963. It is associated with the country's transition from a constitutional monarchy to a sovereign republic.
The precise eligibility requirements for recipients have not been independently confirmed.
Item Details
Country: Nigeria
Decoration: Nigeria Republic Medal
Commemorated event: Establishment of the republic
Year: 1963
Type: Commemorative medal ribbon
Condition: New Old Stock (NOS)
Item offered: Medal ribbon only
SKU: NGE03
An interesting addition to a collection of African military decorations, Commonwealth medals, or twentieth-century commemorative awards.
Ribbon will come in 6” lengths when ordered.
Order of Australia Medal Ribbon with Gold Emblems – New Old Stock
An unused New Old Stock (NOS) ribbon representing the Order of Australia, one of the country's highest national honors for distinguished service and achievement.
This example features the distinctive royal blue ribbon with gold floral emblems associated with the order.
Historical Background
The Order of Australia was established on February 14, 1975, by Queen Elizabeth II on the advice of Australian Prime Minister Gough Whitlam.
Before its introduction, Australians were primarily recognized through the British imperial honors system. The establishment of the Order of Australia created a distinct national system for recognizing outstanding contributions to Australian society.
The order recognizes achievements across a wide range of fields, including public service, medicine, science, education, the arts, military service, and community leadership.
Why It Was Awarded
The Order of Australia recognizes individuals who have demonstrated outstanding achievement or meritorious service to Australia or humanity.
The order includes several levels of recognition, including Companion (AC), Officer (AO), Member (AM), and the Medal of the Order of Australia (OAM).
Item Details
Country: Australia
Decoration: Order of Australia
Established: February 14, 1975
Type: National order of merit
Ribbon: Royal blue with gold floral emblems
Condition: New Old Stock (NOS)
Item offered: Ribbon only
SKU: AUS08
An attractive addition to a collection of Australian honors, Commonwealth decorations, or international orders and medals.
When purchased this will come in cut sections as you can see in the picture.
Nigeria General Service Medal 1966–1970 Ribbon – New Old Stock
An unused New Old Stock (NOS) medal ribbon representing the Nigerian General Service Medal associated with the period 1966–1970, a turbulent chapter in Nigeria's post-independence military history.
Historical Background
Nigeria gained independence from Britain on October 1, 1960, and became a republic in 1963.
The years between 1966 and 1970 were particularly significant in Nigerian history. Following military coups and increasing political and regional tensions, the country descended into the Nigerian Civil War, also known as the Biafran War.
The conflict began in July 1967 after the Eastern Region declared independence as the Republic of Biafra. Nigerian federal forces conducted extensive military operations to restore federal control.
The war continued until January 1970, resulting in widespread destruction, humanitarian suffering, and major changes to Nigeria's military and political institutions.
The General Service Medal associated with this period reflects an important era in the development of the Nigerian Armed Forces.
Why It Was Awarded
The Nigerian General Service Medal 1966–1970 is associated with qualifying military service during the period of internal conflict and military operations surrounding the Nigerian Civil War.
It represents an important part of Nigeria's post-independence military decorations and service history.
Item Details
Country: Nigeria
Decoration: General Service Medal 1966–1970
Historical period: 1966–1970
Associated conflict: Nigerian Civil War (1967–1970)
Type: Military service medal ribbon
Ribbon colors: Red, black, and yellow
Condition: New Old Stock (NOS)
Item offered: Medal ribbon only
SKU: NGE01
An interesting addition to a collection of Nigerian military decorations, African military history, Nigerian Civil War memorabilia, or international campaign medals.
Ribbon comes in 6” lengths when ordered.
Pakistan General Service Medal Ribbon – New Old Stock
An unused New Old Stock (NOS) medal ribbon representing the Pakistan General Service Medal, a military decoration associated with qualifying operational service in the Pakistan Armed Forces.
Historical Background
Following independence from British India in 1947, Pakistan established its own military honors and decorations system, combining elements of British military tradition with newly instituted national awards.
The Pakistan General Service Medal forms part of the country's military decorations associated with operational and campaign service.
Why It Was Awarded
The General Service Medal recognizes qualifying military service during designated operations or campaigns. Eligibility depends on the particular award regulations and qualifying service requirements.
Item Details
Country: Pakistan
Decoration: Pakistan General Service Medal
Type: Military service decoration
Condition: New Old Stock (NOS)
Item offered: Medal ribbon only
SKU: PAK10
An interesting addition to a collection of Pakistani military decorations, South Asian militaria, or international campaign medal ribbons.
Ribbon will come in 6” lengths when ordered.
Moroccan Order of Mehdauia Medal Ribbon – New Old Stock
An unused New Old Stock (NOS) medal ribbon representing the Order of Mehdauia (Orden de la Mehdauia), a historical decoration established in the Spanish Protectorate of Morocco.
Historical Background
The Order of Mehdauia was established on August 18, 1926, by Prince Moulay Hassan bin al-Mahdi, the Khalifa representing the Sultan of Morocco in the Spanish-administered protectorate.
During this period, northern Morocco was administered under Spanish authority. The order formed part of the protectorate's system of honors and recognized distinguished contributions to its administration and development.
The order remained in use until 1956, when Morocco regained its independence from Spanish and French protectorate rule.
Why It Was Awarded
The Order of Mehdauia recognized distinguished civil and military service benefiting the Spanish Protectorate of Morocco.
Recipients included Moroccan officials, Spanish military officers, administrators, and other individuals whose service was considered particularly meritorious.
Item Details
Country: Morocco (Spanish Protectorate)
Decoration: Order of Mehdauia
Established: August 18, 1926
Award period: 1926–1956
Type: Civil and military order of merit
Ribbon colors: Green with a central white stripe
Condition: New Old Stock (NOS)
Item offered: Medal ribbon only
SKU: MOR01
An interesting addition to a collection of Moroccan decorations, Spanish colonial militaria, or historical international orders and medals.
Ribbon will come in 6” lengths when ordered.
French Croix de Guerre 1914–1918 Medal Ribbon – New Old Stock
An unused New Old Stock (NOS) medal ribbon representing the French Croix de Guerre (War Cross), one of France's most recognized military decorations of the First World War.
Historical Background
The French Croix de Guerre was established on April 8, 1915, during the First World War to recognize military personnel who distinguished themselves through acts of bravery and exceptional conduct in combat.
As the war continued, the decoration became an important symbol of French military valor. It was awarded to French soldiers, Allied personnel, and military units recognized for their actions during the conflict.
The distinctive green ribbon with narrow red stripes became closely associated with French military decorations of the Great War.
Why It Was Awarded
The Croix de Guerre recognized individuals and military units cited for bravery or distinguished conduct in the face of the enemy.
Different ribbon devices indicated the level of the citation:
Bronze palm: Citation at army level
Silver palm: Represented five bronze palms
Gilt star: Citation at army corps level
Silver star: Citation at divisional level
Bronze star: Citation at brigade or regimental level
Item Details
Country: France
Decoration: Croix de Guerre 1914–1918
Established: April 8, 1915
Conflict: First World War
Type: Military gallantry decoration
Condition: New Old Stock (NOS)
Item offered: Medal ribbon only
SKU: FRE03
An excellent addition to a collection of French military decorations, First World War memorabilia, or European gallantry medal ribbons.
Ribbon will come in 6” lengths when ordered.
Belgian Croix de Guerre (War Cross) Medal Ribbon – New Old Stock
An unused New Old Stock (NOS) medal ribbon representing the Belgian Croix de Guerre, or War Cross, one of Belgium's most recognized military decorations for wartime bravery.
Historical Background
The Belgian Croix de Guerre was originally established on October 25, 1915, during the First World War, when Belgium was engaged in a prolonged struggle against German occupation.
The decoration recognized the courage and sacrifice of Belgian military personnel and others who distinguished themselves during wartime operations.
A separate version of the Croix de Guerre was established during the Second World War, followed by later versions associated with subsequent conflicts.
Why It Was Awarded
The Croix de Guerre was awarded for acts of bravery, distinguished wartime conduct, and other qualifying military service.
Recipients could include members of the Belgian armed forces and, under certain circumstances, foreign military personnel.
Additional devices, including bronze palms and lions, could be attached to the ribbon to signify mentions in dispatches or citations at different command levels.
Item Details
Country: Belgium
Decoration: Croix de Guerre (War Cross)
Originally established: October 25, 1915
Type: Military gallantry decoration
Condition: New Old Stock (NOS)
Item offered: Medal ribbon only
SKU: BEL35
An excellent addition to a collection of Belgian military decorations, First and Second World War medals, or European gallantry awards.
Ribbon comes in 6” lengths when ordered.
Belgian Cross of the Allies (Croix des Alliés) Medal Ribbon – New Old Stock
An unused New Old Stock (NOS) medal ribbon representing the Belgian Cross of the Allies (Croix des Alliés), a commemorative decoration associated with Belgium and the Allied nations of the First World War.
Historical Background
During the First World War, Belgium became a major symbol of Allied resistance following the German invasion in August 1914. Belgian forces continued fighting alongside the Allied powers throughout the conflict.
The Cross of the Allies reflects the tradition of commemorating Allied solidarity and the shared sacrifices made during the war.
Why It Was Awarded
The Cross of the Allies is associated with recognition and commemoration of Allied service during the First World War. It should be distinguished from official Belgian state decorations, as examples of the Cross of the Allies are generally classified as unofficial commemorative awards.
Item Details
Country: Belgium
Decoration: Cross of the Allies (Croix des Alliés)
Historical period: First World War
Classification: Unofficial commemorative decoration
Condition: New Old Stock (NOS)
Item offered: Medal ribbon only
SKU: BEL02
An interesting addition to a collection of Belgian militaria, First World War commemorative decorations, or European medal ribbons.
Ribbon comes in 6” lengths when purchased
Pakistan Republic Medal (1956) Ribbon – New Old Stock
An unused New Old Stock (NOS) medal ribbon representing the Pakistan Republic Medal, also known as the Tamgha-e-Jamhuria, associated with Pakistan's transition to a republic in 1956.
Historical Background
On March 23, 1956, Pakistan adopted its first constitution and officially became the Islamic Republic of Pakistan, ending its status as a dominion under the British Crown.
The Pakistan Republic Medal commemorated this historic constitutional milestone and the establishment of the republic.
Why It Was Awarded
The medal was issued in connection with the inauguration of the Republic of Pakistan in 1956. It recognized eligible military and other qualifying personnel associated with the establishment of the republic.
Item Details
Country: Pakistan
Decoration: Pakistan Republic Medal (Tamgha-e-Jamhuria)
Commemorated date: March 23, 1956
Type: Commemorative medal ribbon
Condition: New Old Stock (NOS)
Item offered: Medal ribbon only
An interesting addition to a collection of Pakistani military decorations, Commonwealth medal ribbons, or twentieth-century commemorative awards.
Ribbon will come in 6” lengths when ordered.
Pakistan Jamhuriat Tamgha – Democracy Medal (1988)
A Pakistani commemorative military medal representing the country's return to democratic government in 1988 following a prolonged period of military rule.
Historical Background
In August 1988, Pakistan's military ruler, General Muhammad Zia-ul-Haq, died in an aircraft crash. His death was followed by national elections and the appointment of Benazir Bhutto as Prime Minister, marking the restoration of elected civilian government.
The Jamhuriat Tamgha, commonly known as the Democracy Medal, was instituted to commemorate this important political transition.
Why It Was Awarded
The medal recognized the role of Pakistan's armed forces and uniformed services during the country's return to democratic government. It commemorated the restoration of civilian rule and the peaceful transition following the 1988 elections.
Item Details
Country: Pakistan
Decoration: Jamhuriat Tamgha (Democracy Medal)
Year: 1988
Type: Military commemorative medal
Item offered: Full-size medal with ribbon
SKU: PAK04
An interesting addition to a collection of Pakistani military decorations, international commemorative medals, or twentieth-century political and military history.
Pakistan Tamgha-i-Jang Medal – 1965 War
A Pakistani military campaign medal commemorating service during the Indo-Pakistani War of 1965.
Historical Background
The Indo-Pakistani War of 1965 was fought primarily over the disputed Kashmir region. The conflict escalated into major military operations involving the armies and air forces of both nations, with fighting continuing until a United Nations-sponsored ceasefire in September 1965.
The Tamgha-i-Jang (War Medal) was instituted by Pakistan to recognize military participation in this conflict.
Why It Was Awarded
The medal was awarded to qualifying members of Pakistan's armed forces for participation in the 1965 war against India. It commemorates military service during one of the most significant conflicts in Pakistan's early history.
Item Details
Country: Pakistan
Decoration: Tamgha-i-Jang (War Medal)
Conflict: Indo-Pakistani War of 1965
Type: Military campaign medal
Item offered: Full-size medal with ribbon
SKU: PAK03
An interesting addition to a collection of Pakistani military decorations, South Asian campaign medals, or twentieth-century military history.
Thailand Order of the Crown Medal Ribbon – New Old Stock
An unused New Old Stock (NOS) medal ribbon representing the Order of the Crown of Thailand, one of the Kingdom of Thailand's established national orders of merit.
Historical Background
The Most Noble Order of the Crown of Thailand was established on December 29, 1869, by King Chulalongkorn (Rama V), during a period of significant modernization and reform within the Kingdom of Siam, now Thailand.
The order became an important part of Thailand's system of royal honors, recognizing individuals who rendered distinguished service to the monarchy and the nation.
Why It Was Awarded
The Order of the Crown of Thailand is awarded to military personnel, civil servants, and other deserving individuals in recognition of meritorious service to the Kingdom of Thailand.
The order consists of multiple classes, with insignia and ribbon arrangements varying according to the class and period.
Item Details
Country: Thailand (formerly Siam)
Decoration: Order of the Crown of Thailand
Established: December 29, 1869
Type: Royal order of merit
Condition: New Old Stock (NOS)
Item offered: Medal ribbon only
An attractive addition to a collection of Thai royal decorations, Asian orders and medals, or international military and civilian honors.
Ribbon comes in 6” lengths when ordered.
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.
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