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Korea, Democratic People's Republic. A Korean Conflict 1951 Award Group

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Korea, Democratic People's Republic. A Korean Conflict 1951 Award Group

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Korea, Democratic People's Republic. A Korean Conflict 1951 Award Group

Includes: Military Merit Medal (in bronze gilt with red enamels, measuring 32.5 mm (w) x 36.3 mm (h), original ribbon wrapped around a metal frame with pinback); four Soldier Commemorative Medals (in copper with red enamels, each with a circular disk placed in the centre and bearing the portrait of a soldier, measuring 49.7 mm (w) x 53 mm (h) each, inclusive of their integral rings, each of which is suspended from a rectangular frame with red ribbon); five Badges (in die-stamped brass or bronze, three with enamels, in various sizes, four of which have their attachments intact); and two Uniform Patches (both in white cotton and screen-printed in black and red inks; one is pentagon-shaped, padded and dated "1951" on the reverse, measuring 65 mm (w) x 80 mm (h); the other rectangular-shaped, with an official stamp in red ink on the reverse, measuring 82 mm (w) x 41 mm (h)). Ranging from fair to better than very fine.