Medals

A miniature Pacific star with a Burma clasp supplied with ribbon and mounted on a card. The information on the card describes how and when the medal was awarded.

This medal was awarded for operational service in the Pacific theatre of war from 8th December 1941 to 15th August 1945. Service with the Royal and Merchant navies in the Pacific Ocean, Indian Ocean and South China Sea and land services in these areas also qualified. This reproduction Pacific Star medal with Burma Clasp is made from 22ct gold plated lead-free pewter. It is supplied on a red, blue, green and yellow ribbon attached to a card with an image of an aircraft carrier on the front and historical information on the reverse.

A miniature war medal supplied with ribbon and mounted on a card. The information on the card describes how and when the medal would be awarded.

This medal was awarded to all members of the armed forces, 1914-18, in recognition of their ardous services in bringing the war to a successful conclusion.

Battle of the Somme (July-November 1916) was fought between British and German forces in Northern France. On 24th June 1916 the British started a massive bambardment. British troops advanced from their trenches with the loss of 60,000 men, 19,000 of them dead. The Battle of the Somme ended on 18th November with the allies having gained only a few kilometres.

This reproduction British War Medal is made from lead-free pewter. It is supplied on a blue, black, white and gold ribbon attached to a card with an image of British troops ready to charge 'over the top' on the front and historical information on the reverse.

A miniature replica of the Africa Star with an 8th Army clasp. Supplied with ribbon and mounted on a card. The information on the card describes how and when the medal was awarded.

This medal was awarded to all services of the British armed forces that had already received the 1914 Star or 1914-15 Star and to those who received the British War Medal.

World war I (1914-18) was fought between the Allied Powers and the Central Powers. On the western front fighting was characterised by trench warfare where during an attack a few metres of ground were gained for an enormous cost in lives. Aerial warfare developed into bombing and air-toair combat. On November 11th an armistice was signed between Germany and the allies bringing the war to an end.

This reproduction Victory medal is made from 22ct golt plated lead-free pewter. It is supplied on a rainbow coloured ribbon attached to a card with an image of troops surrounded by motar bombs on the front and historical information on the reverse.

A miniature Victoria cross supplied with ribbon and mounted on a card. The information on the card describes the medal and how it could be awarded.

A miniature France & Germany star with a Atlantic clasp supplied with ribbon and mounted on a card. The information on the card describes how and when the medal was awarded.

This medal was awarded for operational service between 6th June 1944 and 8th May 1945 in Belgium, France, the Netherlands and Germany. Service in the English Channel, North Sea and Bay of Biscay in connection with the campaign in northern Europe also qualified. This reproduction France and Germany Star medal with Atlantic Clasp is made from 22ct gold plated lead-free pewter. It is supplied on a red, blue and white ribbon attached to a card with an image of troops moving inland from their landing craft on the front and historical information on the reverse.

A miniature George cross supplied with ribbon and mounted on a card. The information on the card describes the medal and how it could be awarded.

The George Cross is the highest gallantry award for civiliand and for members of the armed forces in actions where purely military honours would not normally be granted. A plain bordeds cross with circular medallion in the centre depicting the St George and the Dragon, surrounded by the words FOR GALLANTRY. In the angle of each limb is the Royal cypher GVI. This reproduction George Cross Medal is made from silver plated lead-free pewter. It is supplied on a blue ribbon attached to a card with an image of a Spitfire engaging Ju 87's over Malta on the front and historical information on the reverse.