A South Vietnamese Gallantry Cross; Posthumously Issued Archive with silver gilt pebbled buttons
Description
with silver gilt pebbled buttons underneath on the pockets
Naming is officially impressed on all five
A Second War Russian Leningrad Defence Bravery Medal Bar -
in virtually mint condition and rare
likely around Fresnoy on May 5th 1917 and then reported having died of said wounds 10 days later
A South Vietnamese Gallantry Cross; Posthumously Issued Archive with silver gilt pebbled buttonsA South Vietnamese Gallantry Cross; Posthumously Issued Bronze gilt, marked "H" on the reverse, 38 mm x 59 mm inclusive of its dual dragons suspension, gold star and and blackened palm (indicative of a posthumous award) affixed to an original ribbon, extremely fine. Accompanied by two framed Service Ribbons (both with blackened palms, measuring 12 mm x 36. 7 mm and 15. 5 mm x 36 mm, respectively). Footnote: Awarded for valour of heroic conduct while
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