Lot #93: Rare and Unique Combination of British and Canadian Military Service Awards - WWI and WWII

Rare and highly unique combination of British and Canadian military service awards, representing a veteran who saw active service across both World War I and World War II: 1 - British WWII War Medal, typically awarded to full-time personnel who served for at least 28 days. (1939-1945) 1 - Canadian Volunteer Service Medal (CVSM) from World War II, made of .800 silver. (1939-1945) 1 - British War Medal (WWI) Ribbon with Medal: King George V facing left. Awarded to officers and enlisted personnel of British and Imperial forces who served overseas or entered an active theater of war between 1914 and 1918. Second from left in the frame, showing King George V is made of true 92.5% Sterling Silver. 1 - Victory Medal (WWI) Ribbon with Medal: A bronze-colored medal featuring the full-length figure of the winged Angel of Victory. Awarded to personnel who served in an operational theater during the First World War. 1 - Canadian Volunteer Service Medal (WWII) Ribbon with Medal: A silver medal showing seven marching figures on the obverse representing the Canadian Army, Air Force, Navy, and Nursing service. The rim reads "1939 • CANADA • 1945 • VOLUNTARY SERVICE VOLONTAIRE". Awarded to members of the Canadian military who voluntarily served on active duty for at least 18 months during World War II. (Top-center, and third from right with the marching figures): Struck in .800 silver. 1 - War Medal 1939–1945 (WWII) Ribbon with Medal: A circular cupro-nickel or silver medal with profile of King George VI. Awarded to all full-time personnel of the British Commonwealth armed forces and merchant marine for completing at least 28 days of service during WWII. 1 - Territorial Efficiency Medal / Efficiency Medal (with Three Bars) Ribbon with Medal: An oval-shaped silver medal with bust of King George V in uniform. This was a long-service award granted to part-time/reserve personnel of the British and Commonwealth citizen forces (such as the Canadian Militia or Territorial Army) for efficient service over an extended timeframe.The Clasp Bars: with three silver bars fixed atop it. Each bar indicates a substantial period of additional long-term service completed by the veteran beyond the initial decoration requirement. Information regarding the recipient from side of coin is seen in photos for each coin. CHHE: Condition as seen in photos. For questions or to arrange a viewing, email [email protected] Dimensions: *The green apple is 3 inches by 3 inches and is for size reference only Pickup category timeslot {A}