Portugal, Republic. A Medal For Distinguished Overseas Service, Type IV, Persistence Service Class, II Class Silver Grade Auction multiple contact marks

multiple contact marks

the reverse with a central white enameled medallion bearing a gilt and enameled Saxon coat of arms

The 1939-45 British War Medal

1945 and recovered in hospital in Bad Rappenau between March 1 and March 31

Sappers Cap Badge (in die-stamped bronze gilt with black enamels

Portugal, Republic. A Medal For Distinguished Overseas Service, Type IV, Persistence Service Class, II Class Silver Grade Auction multiple contact marks(Medalla Servicos no Ultramar). Instituted in 1891. In silver, unmarked, measuring 31. 5 mm (w) x 33. 5 mm (h) inclusive of its swing post suspension, traditional horizontal clasp affixed to its original ribbon, very light contact, near extremely fine. Footnote: The Medal for Distinguished Overseas Service was instituted on January 11, 1891, initially awarded to military personnel who took part in overseas operations in Africa, and later, to military