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Updated Oct 27

Set of 5 WW2 Canadian military medals

Name: Set of 5 WW2 Canadian military medals
Brand: Canada
SKU: 60d30256bcdb2fb6044288db
Price: 740.0 CAD
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5 military medals, WW2, France and Germany star, 1939-1945 star, The Defence Medal, the Voluntary Service medal, George IV Medal. Good original condition.

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jenn25565 Shameful. This should not be sold for profit.

Sep 26Reply

jimstwilliams @jenn25565 They're sold in dozens of antique shops across the country.

Sep 27Reply

lynnecharbon405 @jimstwilliams it’s still shameful and immoral to sell those. If not illegal.

Nov 13Reply

jimstwilliams @lynnecharbon405 everyone is entitled to their personal opinion, I suppose that includes myself.

Nov 13Reply

vuhlkansu @lynnecharbon405 if they were illegal to sell, they would just end up in the trash. A much worse fate.

Dec 09Reply

macneilpi Do you know their history? Whose were they? Have you contacted the War Museum?

Jan 15Reply

jimstwilliams @macneilpi I have no history on them. I presume that the identification Ison the reverse and I've never lifted them from their mounts.

Feb 17Reply

adammarkwart @lynnecharbon405 not really. I would love to own something like this. Its a piece of military history and worth keeping alive. I am a big supporter of all veterans and military, nothing dishonourable about purchasing or selling historical war medals. Unless you’re doing it with intentions of stealing valour. Now that is disgusting.

Feb 19Reply

hikingsgood How about instead of selling, you be like this guy... https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/second-world-war-medals-facebook-1.3311303 Or you could donate the medals to TMM where they will be preserved and respected. https://themilitarymuseums.ca/about-us/artifact-donations Cheers

Mar 18Reply

mitchell275 @jenn25565, a lot of hungry kids in the late 40’s and 50’s got something to eat because their father sold his war medals. It was even worse for the children of WW1 veterans. Our Canadian veterans have a history of being treated poorly after they did our governments’ bidding.

Mar 18Reply

sandra_mclay My fathers metals were stolen before he died from Alzheimer’s my brother and I have been looking for them ever since, his name was Charles Edward Nunns

Jul 27Reply