Stripe ribbon circle

Date:  1935. Ribbon:  Red with two dark blue and one white stripe at both edges closer to the red stripe than the outside.  Description:  (Obverse) Left-facing conjoined half-length busts of King George V and Queen Mary in crowns and robes of state; (reverse) a crowned GRI monogram flanked by the dates of the accession and the Jubilee.  Comment:  This medal was issued to celebrate the Silver Jubilee of King George V and widely distributed to the great and good throughout the Empire. Second Souvenir Medal has silver GVR attachment pin on Ribbon.       Please also note that  Axis Militaria   will be closing their auctions from 19:00 pm to 21:00 pm Monday Nights. (SAST, GMT+2)   

Date:  1935. Ribbon:  Red with two dark blue and one white stripe at both edges closer to the red stripe than the outside.  Description:  (Obverse) Left-facing conjoined half-length busts of King George V and Queen Mary in crowns and robes of state; (reverse) a crowned GRI monogram flanked by the dates of the accession and the Jubilee.  Comment:  This medal was issued to celebrate the Silver Jubilee of King George V and widely distributed to the great and good throughout the Empire. Second Souvenir Medal has silver GVR attachment pin on Ribbon.       Please also note that  Axis Militaria   will be closing their auctions from 19:00 pm to 20:00 pm Sunday Night. (SAST, GMT+2)   

Date: 1945. Campaign:  Second World War 1939-45. Branch of Service:  British and Commonwealth forces. Ribbon:  Narrow red stripe in the centre, with a narrow white stripe on either side, broad red stripes at either edge and two intervening stripes of blue. Clasps:  None. Comments: All full-time personnel of the armed forces wherever they were serving, so long as they had served for at least 28 days between 3 September 1939 and 2 September 1945 were eligible for this medal. It was granted in addition to the campaign stars and the Defence medal. Named:  *"N20999 J.MOLEPO"  native   ###   Large   Lucite Badge Collection   on show from  17th July- 20th August Over   200 Badges   on show, ranging   from R35- R175   starting b id.   ###     Please also note that  Axis Militaria   will be closing their auctions from 19:00 pm to 21:00 pm Monday Nights. (SAST, GMT+2)   

This is a beautiful coin depicting the first edition Honoris Crux decoration that was available for award during 1952-1975.  These unnumbered coins have been struck in a beautiful shiny silver finish. The Honoris Crux of 1952, post-nominal letters HC, was instituted by Queen Elizabeth II on 6 April 1952, during the Tercentenary Van Riebeeck Festival The Honoris Crux of 1952 is a silver-gilt Maltese cross which fits in a 45 millimetres diameter circle, with the arms of the cross in green enamel and with four eagles between the arms, all looking towards their right, with a roundel in the centre tierced horizontally in enameled orange, white and blue bands which represent the national flag and framed in a red circle inscribed “HONORIS CRUX”. The cross is suspended from a laurel wreath, in the form of a circular ribbon hanger, with the leaves in green enamel. Only five of these decorations were ever awarded, all of them to members of the South African Air Force: 1 Möller, A.P. (Aap) Capt 26-Jan-73 19 Sqn SAAF 2 Heim, G.L. (Geoff) Capt 18-Feb-74 16 Sqn SAAF 3 Beukes, R.J. Sgt 18-Feb-74 17 Sqn SAAF 4 White, D.S. (Denzil) Capt 7-Dec-74 19 Sqn SAAF 5 Burger, J.A.C. F Sgt 7-Dec-74 16 Sqn SAAF – this coin is not numbered but has a surface on the back where personalised engraving can be added.      

ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER JEWEL. The main jewel is stamped GK&S, the obverse engraved Deo Regi Fratribus Honor Fidelitas Benevolentia around the circle, the lower ribbon engraved T.Harper Fleet Street Fecit, the reverse engraved Talia Si Jungere Possis Sit Tibi Scire Satis. AD, the lower ribbon engraved Nil Nisi Clavis Deest. Made by G.Kenning & Sons Ltd, London In good condition, marks clear, engraving crisp     Postage Post Office with Tracking number R60-00 Couriered within SA. R110

  Pro Patria Medal (South Africa) no.220102 The  Pro Patria Medal  is a South African military campaign medal which was instituted by the Republic in 1974. It was awarded to members of the South African Defence Force for service in an operational area, as designated by the Minister of Defence Country   South Africa Type Military campaign medal Eligibility All Ranks Awarded for 55 days continuous or 90 days non-continuous duty in an operational area Campaign(s) 1966-1989 Border War Status Discontinued in 1994   Obverse The Pro Patria Medal is an octagonal medallion, struck in bronze and gilded, to fit in a circle 38 millimetres in diameter and 3 millimetres thick at the centre, with a golden aloe emblem in the centre on a blue roundel, 22 millimetres in diameter. Reverse The  pre-1994 South African Coat of Arms  is on the reverse, with the medal number stamped underneath. Ribbon The ribbon is 32 millimetres wide, with a 3 millimetres wide orange band, a 1½ millimetres wide white band, a 5 millimetres wide orange band and a 6 millimetres wide dark blue band, repeated in reverse order and separated by a 1 millimetre wide orange band in the centre