Medal Collection (#105)

Illustration of a Soviet medal

GENERAL NEIDENOFF, c1920. Bulgarian Minister of War during World War I. Photograph, c1920

RENE FONCK (1894-1953). French aviator. Photograph, c1925

LUIGI AMEDEO OF SAVOY (1873-1933). Duke of the Abruzzi. Italian prince, mountaineer, and explorer. Photograph, c1920

ROYAL WEDDING PORTRAIT. Wedding portrait of the Duke and Duchess of York (the future King George VI of England and Queen Elizabeth) with their parents

COOLIDGE & LINDBERGH, 1927. President Calvin Coolidge decorating American aviator Charles A. Lindbergh in Washington, D.C. 1927

COUNT ALFRED von SCHLIEFFEN (1833-1913). German soldier. Oil over photograph, c1895

ALEKSANDR A. BARANOV (1746-1819). Russian fur trader in Alaska and first governor of Russian America

OTO CHIEF, 1927. Old Eagle, an Oto chief from Oklahoma, wearing a bear claw necklace and a medal, presented by the U.S. government, bearing the likeness of Abraham Lincoln. Photographed by Edward S

JOHN HYLAN (1868-1936). American lawyer and politician; Mayor of New York (1918-25). Mayor Hylan decorating policeman for valor at the New York City Silver Jubilee Civic Parade in 1923

SAMUEL F. B. MORSE (1791-1872). American artist and inventor. Oil over a photograph
SAMUEL F.B. MORSE (1791-1872). American artist and inventor. Oil over a photograph, 1866, by Mathew Brady

RED JACKET (1756-1830). Native American Seneca chief. Lithograph, 1836, after a painting, 1828, by Charles Bird King

BARON JONS JAKOB BERZELIUS (1779-1848). Swedish chemist. Lithograph, 19th century, after a painting, 1843, by Olof Johan Sodermark

Dr A. A. Griffith (left) receives the Royal Aeronautical ?
Dr A.A. Griffith (left) receives the Royal Aeronautical Society?s Silver Medal in 1955 from N.E. Rowe, RAeS President

Sir Sydney Camm, CBE, FRAeS, 1893-1966, RAeS President 1?
Sir Sydney Camm, CBE, FRAeS, 1893-1966, RAeS President 1954-1955, right, presents H.B. Howard with the Royal Aeronautical Society Bronze Medal prior to the 42nd Wilbur Wright Lecture on 20 May 1954

Dr E. S. Moult, left, Royal Aeronatical Society President?
Dr E.S. Moult, left, Royal Aeronatical Society President 1960-1961 is presented with his Royal Aeronautical Society Silver Medal by E.T

Mr Smith, left, is presented with the British Gold Medal?
Mr Smith, left, is presented with the British Gold Medal posthumously awarded to his father, Joe Smith, by E.T. Jones, CB, OBE, MEng, FRAeS, Royal Aeronautical Society President 1956-1957

J. W. Barnes, left, is presented with his Royal Aeronauti?
J.W. Barnes, left, is presented with his Royal Aeronautical Society Bronze Medal by E.T. Jones, CB, OBE, MEng, FRAeS, Royal Aeronautical Society President 1956-1957

Sir William Farren, left, Royal Aeronatical Society Pres?
Sir William Farren, left, Royal Aeronatical Society President 1953-1954 is presented with his Royal Aeronautical Society Gold Medal by E.T

N. E. Rowe, CBE, FRAeS, Royal Aeronautical Society Presid?
N.E. Rowe, CBE, FRAeS, Royal Aeronautical Society President 1955-1956, hands over the medal of office to E.T. Jones, CB, OBE, MEng, FRAeS, RAeS President 1956-1957

Excellence: Inspirational Quote and Motivational Poster
Excellence - Inspirational Quote and Motivational Poster. It reads: Its not who you are, its what you do that matters. ~ Todd Cloutier

Close-up of a medal on the uniform of a soldier
Close-up of a medal the uniform of a U.S. soldier

The Medal of Honor rests on a flag beside a SEAL trident during preparations for an award ceremony

Digitally restored vector image of Doris Dorie Miller, a cook in the U. S. Navy
Digitally restored vector image of Doris Dorie Miller, a cook in the U.S. Navy. Doris Dorie Miller was a cook in the United States Navy

Digitally restored WW2 photo of General Omar Nelson Bradley
Digitally restored vintage WW2 photo of General Omar Nelson Bradley

Close-up of a duty master-at-arms badge on the uniform of a U. S. Marine
Close-up of a duty master-at-arms badge on the uniform of a U.S. Marine

Close-up of medals and awards on the uniform of a retired U. S. Air Force veteran
Close-up view of medals and awards on the uniform of a retired U.S. Air Force veteran. Visible awards include; Occupation of Japan Award, the World War II Victory Medal

The Legion of Merit medal
Gulfport, Mississippi, May 24, 2006 - Commander Navy Region Admiral presents Commander Group Captain with the Legion of Merit during his change of command ceremony held on board the Construction

Close-up view of a German Gold Cross worn by a U. S. Army soldier
Close-up view of a German Gold Cross worn by a U.S. Army soldier. The German Gold Cross is one of the highest levels of the Badge of Honour

Purple Heart recipients display their medals in their hands

U. S. Army Sergeant holds the Medal of Honor
September 22, 2013 - U.S. Army Sergeant holds the Medal of Honor during an Enshrinement Ceremony at the Smithsonian National Postal Museum in Washington, D.C

The Purple Heart Award
A soldier wears his Purple Heart on his digital camouflage minutes after being awarded the medal

A memorial dedicated to an Airman who lost his life in Iraq
August 21, 2008 - At Eielson Air Force Base, Alaska, a new explosive ordnance building was dedicated to an Airman. In addition to the dedication

World War II portrait of General Henry H. Arnold

Close-up of the Medal of Honor award and American flag
Close-up of the Medal of Honor awarded to Navy SEALs, the highest military decoration awarded by the U.S. government

World War II portrait of General George Marshall
Vintage World War II photo of General George Marshall

Close-up of the Medal of Honor awarded to Navy SEALs, the highest military decoration awarded by the U.S. government

Fleet Marine Force Warfare Device

The Fleet Marine Force Warfare Specialist Pin has the Marine Corps emblem, the eagle, globe and anchor in the center. All sailors attached to a Marine Corps unit are now required to pass a series of

The new Headquarters Air Force badge
Airmen assigned to the Pentagon will soon have the option to wear the new Headquarters Air Force badge

Close-up view of military decorations and honors on the uniform of a Petty Officer
An eagle, globe and anchor device graces the Operation Enduring Freedom campaign ribbon on the uniform of a Petty Officer

The Medal of Honor rests on a flag during preparations for an award ceremony

The command master chief badge
Arlington, Virginia, October 12, 2006 - The Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy announced that the command master chief badge has returned to its traditional location

World War II poster of a smiling female officer of the U. S. Army Medical Corps
Vintage World War II poster of a smiling female officer of the U.S. Army Medical Corps. It reads, You Are Needed Now, Join The Army Nurse Corps, Apply At Your Red Cross Recruiting Station

Vintage World War One photo of General John J. Pershing

Vintage World War II photo of Four Star General Omar Bradley

Purple Heart recipients
Soldiers stand at the position of attention with their Purple Heart awards

Sailors display their Fleet Marine Force Warfare Device
Four sailors display their Fleet Marine Force Warfare Device

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