Distinguished Conduct Medal GVI MiniatureAround 1900 awards of the DCM were made during World War Two with nine recipeints receiving a bar. As with the First World War, awards were made to foreign nationals and in the main these were issued un named, all awards to UK troops were awarded with impressed naming although some awards made for the Far East were engraved locally.

The Burma Star was awarded to British and Commonwealth forces who served in the Burma campaign between 11 December 1941 and 2 September 1945

Court Mounting provides a more secure and longer lasting finish protecting medals from rubbing or bashing against each other

Bust of Isambard Kingdom Brunel made in British Gypsum Plaster

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The Distinguished Service Cross or DSC originally known as the Conspicuous Service Cross (renamed in 1914) and was awarded across all ranks of the Royal Navy

The 1914 Star World War 1 Campaign Medal with MONS Bar

"WE SHALL NEVER SURRENDER"

The lower limb of the medal is engraved with the year of issue and subsequent awards are denoted by adding a 2nd award bar to the ribbon

As in the First World War the majority of awards issued to foreign nationals were issued un-named

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