International. A Lot Of Twenty-Two Military Items GTRexclude Turkish Crimea Medal

Turkish Crimea Medal

He signed his Attestation Paper on September 28

The insignia were presented to him by the Commander-in-Chief in India on October 26

25 - VI - 1939 (June 24- 25

and Collar Tab Pair: pickled copper

International. A Lot Of Twenty-Two Military Items GTRexclude Turkish Crimea MedalRepresenting Austria, Belgium, Finland, Germany, Soviet Union, the United Kingdom, and Yugoslavia. Includes: eight Medals (six with ribbons), four Badges, six Patches, one Cap Badge, one Cockade, and two Shoulder Boards, the German items mostly of post 1945 production. The medals, badges, cockade and cap badge in bronze or white metal, three of which incorporate enamels, the patches and shoulder boards are embroidered, two of which are in silvered