France, Iii Republic. Five Commemorative Medals Auction Archive and confirmed as being entitled
Description
and confirmed as being entitled to a Land Grant under the provisions of 48-49 Victoria
The medallion is inscribed with “HE DIED FOR FREEDOM AND HONOUR” and was designed by British sculptor and medallist Edward Carter Preston
in Jun 1943
1944 and signed in blue ink by Friedeburg once more
but just after taking off the plane developed technical issues and crashed
France, Iii Republic. Five Commemorative Medals Auction Archive and confirmed as being entitledIncludes: Medal for Honour for Railway Service, II Class Silver Grade, Type I (1913 1939) (in silvered bronze, cornucopia hallmarks and marked "BRONZE" on the edge, engraver marked "A DESAIDE. EDIT" on the obverse, name engraved to "MOTTET MARIE 1929" on the reverse, measuring 32. 8 mm in diameter, silver locomotive engine clasp on its original ribbon); Medal for Honour for Railway Service, II Class Silver Grade, Type II (1939 1953) (in silvered
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