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Six French Medals and Awards

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Six French Medals and Awards

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Six French Medals and Awards

Military Medal, Type III (silver gilt with blue enamels, dual cornucopia hallmarked flanking a "1" on the obverse, 28 mm x 46.8 mm inclusive of its trophy-of-arms suspension); Cross of Military Valour (bronze, cornucopia hallmarked and marked "BR" on the reverse, 36.2 mm, two bronze stars on the ribbon); War Cross 1914-1918 (bronze, "1914-1918" reverse, 37.7 mm, bronze star on the ribbon); National Union of Veterans of the Great War (UNC) Membership Medal 1914-1918 (bronze, 25.8 mm x 33.7 mm); War Cross for Exterior Theatres of Operation (bronze, 38 mm); and Ministry of Labour and Social Security Honour Medal (silver, dual cornucopia hallmarked flanking a "1" on the reverse, engraver marked "A Borrel" on both sides, engraved to "R. GUERARD 1959" on the reverse, 27 mm). Unmounted, all but the Military Medal with original ribbons, ranging from very fine to extremely fine.