Item: G0697

Pair, Merit Shield for Recreational

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Pair, Merit Shield for Recreational

Activities in the Armed Forces and photo album; shield, in blackened cast zinc alloy, very large and most impressive, (46x33cm / 18?x13 ??), and heavy, approximately 5 kilos (or 10 pounds), complete with screw on reverse for mounting, in extremely fine condition (Niemann catalogue page 784). With matching/related photo album to the unit winners of this award; photo album contains over 200 photos of naval medic unit, not very exciting photos, mostly everyday life in barracks and training exercises, some shots of equipment, but with photo of this award in album, along with brief description. Rare matching set, veterans find.