Conclusion war medal 28th

 Johannesburg conclusion of the Great War medal 28th June 1919    Nice condition, Postage with tracking SAPO R60, Postnet R110, will combine Fastway Couriers, anywhere in JHB/PTA or major centres R70 Will post overseas, UK R100,       Paypal add 10% on total for Paypal fees - Bob Bucks is a better option

 Medallion to commemorate the conclusion of the Great war - Peace with honour  28th June 1919, JHB

Buy WWI South Africa MedalTo Commemorate The Conclusion Of The Great War/Peace With Honour/28th June 19 for R250.00

   To commemorate the conclusion of the Great War Peace with Honour Johannesburg - 28th June 1919 Copper Medallion With lug and pendant ring attached Weight: 16.0 g ACTUAL PICTURES

Johannesburg 1919 - Conclusion of the Great War (WW1) Commemorative  Medal Measures approx. 3.2 cm in diameter.   Shipping within South Africa: R50 for normal mail with tracking. I am happy to combine shipping for multiple purchases to help save postage fees.   Foreign buyers please ask before buying if this item  will  be shipped overseas and what the international postage costs will be.

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Commemorate Victorious Medal of the Great War - 1919 Bronz metal  Bronz metal 3cm in diameter   TO COMMEMORATE THE VICTORIOUS CONCLUSION OF THE GREAT WAR 1919    

The King's Medal awarded by the London County Council Diameter: 39mm Brass The first medal awarded for regular and punctual attendance to London schoolchildren was initiated by the School Board for London in 1887 and, with royal sanction, was designated the ‘Queen Victoria Medal’. After that monarch died, it was renamed the ‘King Edward VII Medal’ and, on his demise, i t became simply ‘the King’s Medal’. The London County Council continued the awards when it took over as the education authority for London from the School Board in 1904. The award was suspended during the latter part of the First World War but was reintrod uced briefly after the conclusion of hostilities. It was discontinued altogether in 1920 and the awards for the school year 1919/20 were the last. During the wartime suspension, a form of certificate was issued indicating that, but for wartime suspension, the pupil in question would have been awarded the medal.

To commemorate the conclusion of the Great War - 1914 to 1919 - Peace with honour medal (JHB)