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International. A Lot of Five Medals, Awards, & Decorations

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International. A Lot of Five Medals, Awards, & Decorations

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International. A Lot of Five Medals, Awards, & Decorations

Two Canadian Medals: International Commission for Supervision and Control Medal (in bronze, manufactured by Barton's Jewelers of Banglore, India, obverse illustrating the insignia of the ICSC, incorporating the crossed flags of Canada and Poland with the Emblem of India between the flags, a dove superimposed over the crossed flagpoles, surrounded by the inscription "INTERNATIONAL COMMISSION FOR SUPERVISION AND CONTROL", with "PEACE" below the flagpoles, reverse illustrating a map of French Indochina, with the borders of the individual countries of Laos, Cambodia and Vietnam, with each country's name inscribed, measuring 35.3 in diameter, bar suspension with bamboo shoot motif, original ribbon); International Commission of Control and Supervision Medal (in bronze gilt, obverse illustrating the symbols of the four contributing nations: a Canadian maple leaf, the coat-of-arms of the People's Republic of Hungary, the coat-of-arms of the People's Republic of Poland and the coat-of-arms of Indonesia, surrounded by the inscription "INTERNATIONAL COMMISSION OF CONTROL AND SUPERVISION", reverse inscribed "SERVICE / VIETNAM / 27-1-1973" within an open-ended wreath of laurel leaves, with a maple leaf at the opening of the wreath, measuring 36 mm in diameter, light contact and gilt wear evident around "OF" on the obverse, original ribbon); International: Inter American Peace Force Merit Medal (in bronze gilt, obverse illustrating a map of the Western Hemisphere with a half wreath of laurel leaves below, surrounded by the inscription "FUERZA INTERAMERICANA DE PAZ", reverse inscribed "AL MERITO" within an ornate frame, measuring 31.8 mm in diameter, original ribbon with pinback); Thailand, Kingdom: Rama VII Coronation Medal 1925, Silver Grade (in silver, measuring 31 mm in diameter, very dark patina, original ribbon); and Zimbabwe, Republic: Army Long and Exemplary Service Medal (in cupro-nickel, measuring 32 mm in diameter, original ribbon). Ranging from very fine to extremely fine.