need help identifying some ribbons

[ripndip]

just got these ribbons dont know what any of them mean can some one help identify them and tell me how much this would go for

[Walkwolf]

This is a U.S. Navy ribbon bar including the Vietnam period............

The first on the left is a Bronze Star, with a second award star,
and It appears to have had a 'V' for valour glued onto it
at some time..... Next are:

Purple Heart Medal,
Combat Action,
Navy Presidential Unit Citation,
Navy Unit Commendation,
Navy Meritorious Unit Commendation,
National Defence Service Medal,
Vietnam Service Medal,
Navy Sea Service Deployment,
Vietnam Gallantry Cross Unit Citation,
Vietnam Civil Actions Unit Citation,
Republic Of Vietnam Campaign Medal.

The Commendations are 'ribbon only' awards. There are
also some devices missing on a few of these.
Value is about $20 to $35, I'd say.

[ripndip]

This is a U.S. Navy ribbon bar including the Vietnam period............

The first on the left is a Bronze Star, with a second award star,
and It appears to have had a 'V' for valour glued onto it
at some time..... Next are:

Purple Heart Medal,
Combat Action,
Navy Presidential Unit Citation,
Navy Unit Commendation,
Navy Meritorious Unit Commendation,
National Defence Service Medal,
Vietnam Service Medal,
Navy Sea Service Deployment,
Vietnam Gallantry Cross Unit Citation,
Vietnam Civil Actions Unit Citation,
Republic Of Vietnam Campaign Medal.

The Commendations are 'ribbon only' awards. There are
also some devices missing on a few of these.
Value is about $20 to $35, I'd say.

thanks alot man ur always a big help i payed less then that for it i dont think i want to keep it so im probably gonna put it up for sale one of these days since its not WWII and i just want WWII stuff but i thought it would be cool to have or i could make some money on it

[Walkwolf]

I have one similar to this, which I picked up 6 or 7 years ago.
It is from a U.S. Naval seaman, who was in WWII and Korea.

Generally, you can place values on these bars by adding
up each ribbon individually at $2 to $3 each.
perhaps a little more for WWII bars........

[ripndip]

I have one similar to this, which I picked up 6 or 7 years ago.
It is from a U.S. Naval seaman, who was in WWII and Korea.

Generally, you can place values on these bars by adding
up each ribbon individually at $2 to $3 each.
perhaps a little more for WWII bars........

thanks for the info i really appreciate all ur help and thats awsome about ur bars i want to get some WWII ones

[Javelin4life]

$35?? I'd say $12-$15 average and $20-22 on a good day. This is especially because its vietnam era, the "V" device is missing from the BS (and there's damage to the ribbon), there was a device removed from the Naval Meritorious Unit Commendation ribbon, and aside from the BS and PH ribbons theres no other ribbons of sheer significance, IMO

[ripndip]

$35?? I'd say $12-$15 average and $20-22 on a good day. This is especially because its vietnam era, the "V" device is missing from the BS (and there's damage to the ribbon), there was a device removed from the Naval Meritorious Unit Commendation ribbon, and aside from the BS and PH ribbons theres no other ribbons of sheer significance, IMO

thanks for the info i was gonna sell it for 20 anyways in a month or 2 gonna use it for a halloween costume im making first

[Javelin4life]

The halloween costume sounds like a great idea, just be careful where you go with it so people don't take offense if they ask you questions about how you earned your BS and PH haha

[ripndip]

The halloween costume sounds like a great idea, just be careful where you go with it so people don't take offense if they ask you questions about how you earned your BS and PH haha

haha thanks and ill remember that