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    Picked this one up today and a nice original IMHO.
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    Burma Star medal  
    Regards,

    Jerry

    Whatever its just an opinion.

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    Looks nice Jerry,some good snaps too, Cheers Terry.

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    Nice pick up Jerry looks to be a good example with original ribbon I love the patina these medals take on

    Regards Mark K

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    nice Jerry.

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    An underrated group of medals in my opinion. They look great together and picking up the original bars is good fun too!

    Forget the Battle of Britain one though!

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    An underrated group of medals in my opinion. They look great together and picking up the original bars is good fun too!

    Forget the Battle of Britain one though!
    Yes, I have my father's from WWII and thought I might try and get the others as well. And I know the ribbons on two of them are on the wrong way round, as the dark blue for the royal Navy should come first as the senior service.
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    Regards,

    Jerry

    Whatever its just an opinion.

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    Are these well copied as well Jerry if so do happen to know what the spot the differences are?
    I suspect it will be the “E” /pebbling/smoothness of the back ect,
    Also do know what your dad had mention for?
    Well done
    Rod

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    Nice medal Jerry. Seeing this star has reminded me to buy replacements of my grandfathers medals from WW2. I keep meaning to but find other things i buy instead. Thanks for sharing

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    I think all are copied these days Rod. I think one of the clues to fakes is that they are thicker than originals.

    He got his mention for carrying a wounded comrade to safety whilst under enemy fire.
    Regards,

    Jerry

    Whatever its just an opinion.

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    I think all are copied these days Rod. I think one of the clues to fakes is that they are thicker than originals.

    He got his mention for carrying a wounded comrade to safety whilst under enemy fire.
    Thanks Jerry.
    He should have got more than a mention. Brave men!
    I only have two stars so far, don’t know why because they aren’t expensive apart from the air crew star. One is an African star with 8th army bar which I got from someone who bought at a market years ago in New Zealand , must have belonged to a Kiwi.
    Thanks again happy hunting!
    Rod

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