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small holes in the backer from previous attachment to a salesman’s board
The Commemorative Medal for the War of 1913 (AKA Medal for the Upsurge of the Nation) was created on 7 November 1913 and awarded for participation in the Second Balkan War
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United Kingdom. An Army Officer's Belt Buckle, C.1890 Auction Archive small holes in the backerThree piece construction, in brass, the left piece with a tab, the monogram of Queen Victoria surmounted by the Victorian Crown in bronze gilt affixed to the tab and surrounded by a full wreath of laurel leaves, ornate leafing on the belt loop on the left end, a catch protruding from the left side of the belt loop on the right end and incorporating ornate leafing, a rectangular hook placed on the reverse of the tab in order to receive the
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