Nepal, Federal Democratic Republic. Three Groups of Medals

Group of Five: Foreign Service Medal (in cupro-nickel, measuring 37.8 mm in diameter); Army Ten Years' Service Medal (in bronze, measuring 37.5 mm in diameter); Earthquake Service Medal 1988 (in cupro-nickel, measuring 38 mm in diameter); United Nations Protection Force Operating in the Former Yugoslavia, especially Bosnia Medal (1992-1995) (UNPROFOR) (in bronze, measuring 36.5 mm in diameter); and United Nations Mission in the Congo Medal (1999-2010) (MONUC) (in bronze, measuring 35 mm in diameter); court-mounted with swing bar pinback, as worn by the veteran, original ribbons. Group of Four: Silver Jubilee of King Bhirendra Medal 1997 (in cupro-nickel, measuring 37.5 mm in diameter); Foreign Service Medal (in cupro-nickel, measuring 37.5 mm in diameter); Army Ten Years' Service Medal (in bronze, measuring 37.3 mm in diameter); and United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon Medal (1978- ) (UNIFIL) (in bronze, measuring 35 mm in diameter); court-mounted with swing bar pinback, as worn by the veteran, original ribbons. Pair: Silver Jubilee of King Bhirendra Medal 1997 (in cupro-nickel, measuring 37 mm in diameter); and United Nations Mission in Liberia Medal (September 2003- ) (UNMIL) (in bronze, measuring 35 mm in diameter); court-mounted with swing bar pinback, as worn by the veteran, original ribbons. Ranging from fine to very fine.