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Military Medal to a Royal Engineer

Article about: Several years ago, I made a trade for this fine WWI Military Medal awarded to: 165797 Spr. L/Cpl. A. Thornhill. R.E. Alfred was also entitled to the War and Victory medals as well. I know th

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    Hmm could be late war with it coming up with the rations or being a survey unit 1919 possibly Russia. Stratford presumably is Stratford upon Avon home of Bill Shakespear. I have the roll for Crimea medals to the army on c.d but not the navy unfortunately.

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    Yes i figured as much. We also have a Stratford here in Ontario, a small town known
    for it's theater, where some great Canadian actors got their start.




    Correction to the Crimea - I was nearly correct ! !
    He's a ROYAL MARINE...........Photos below !

    I know there are fakes of this medal around, and I've been hoping
    for years this is a good one, even though some nit went and polished it ! !
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    Military Medal to a Royal Engineer  

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    Remainder of shots.....

    Complete with an original bundle of two ribbons of proper width ! !





    Thanks,


    Steve.
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    I'm not an expert but i'd buy it if it were offered to me, if you were to post photos of this quality on British Medal Forum they'd tell you in the blink of an eye.regards

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    Quote by OKW View Post
    I'm not an expert but i'd buy it if it were offered to me, if you were to post photos of this quality on British Medal Forum they'd tell you in the blink of an eye.regards
    Thanks OKW ! !

    Perhaps I'll try to see If they can give some more info......




    Steve.

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    Quote by Gary J View Post
    Hmmmm !!!!!! A VERY interesting tray

    Some cracking pieces !!!

    Gary J.

    Thanks for your comment Gary !





    Regards,



    Steve.

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    Quote by OKW View Post
    I'm not an expert but i'd buy it if it were offered to me, if you were to post photos of this quality on British Medal Forum they'd tell you in the blink of an eye.regards
    Hello, OKW.

    The Medal Yearbook states a premium for this Crimea medal
    (if genuine !) due to RM boat service. I've seen them for
    around $200. or so, un-named.


    Thanks for all your kind help !





    Regards,



    Steve.

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    Check with National Archives, see if the unit War Diary is available?
    Published brigade, divisional etc histories sometimes have descriptions of actions & citations

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    here two link for Crimea medal : a very nice medal , a read this, medal awarded to British and French soldats , only one thing, Medal of the French model: identical to the English model except the thickness, 3mm instead of 4mm, signature E.F. (eugéne FAROCHON) on the avers and the back;

    The Crimea Medal ( english )

    Crimean War Medal - [LES DECORATIONS FRANCAISES] ( french )

    Pierre

    Ps i just buy the same Crimea medal with the bar SEVASTOPOL !no name of soldat

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    Quote by Pierre N View Post
    here two link for Crimea medal : a very nice medal , a read this, medal awarded to British and French soldats , only one thing, Medal of the French model: identical to the English model except the thickness, 3mm instead of 4mm, signature E.F. (eugéne FAROCHON) on the avers and the back;

    The Crimea Medal ( english )

    Crimean War Medal - [LES DECORATIONS FRANCAISES] ( french )

    Pierre

    Ps i just buy the same Crimea medal with the bar SEVASTOPOL !no name of soldat

    Thanks for the links Pierre !







    Regards, Steve.

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