One. Police Long Service and Good Conduct Medal. Named to SGT. J.A. JONES.
Un-researched. Medal is loose on short length of original ribbon. One small edge knock, but otherwise...
Good VF Condition $60
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| One. Police Long Service and Good Conduct Medal. Named to SGT. J.A. JONES.
Un-researched. Medal is loose on short length of original ribbon. One small edge knock, but otherwise...
Good VF Condition $60 |
  One. South West Asia Service Medal with 'AFGHANISTAN' bar. In cardboard box of issue, with possible service number of recipient hand written on inside of box lid.
Good VF Condition $600 |
    One. Corrections Exemplary Service Medal. Named to S.COUTURE. In box of issue on original ribbon.
Good VF Condition $150 |
   Three. 1967 Centennial Medal, 1977 Jubilee Medal and Canadian Forces Decoration (EIIR) with bar. CD named CPL J.A.P. DESROCHERS. Group is plated and court-mounted as worn, and is accompanied by a RCAF identity disk named to 32174 JAP DESROCHERS AIRMAN. Un-researched.
Good VF Condition $300 |
    One. Naval General Service Medal 1909-1962 with clasp 'NEAR EAST'. Named to P/JX 237080 E.R. JONES. A.B. R.N. Un-researched. Loose on clean modern ribbon. Good VF Condition $200 |
  Two. Korea Medal (Canada) and UN Korea Medal clasp Korea. Korea and UN Korea named to B-802127 R.G. SMART. The 7 in his service number is larger than the other numbers, and may be reimpressed. Smart served during the Second World War in the RCE and the RCASC as a driver, earning the 1939-45 Star, Italy Star, France & Germany Star, Defence Medal, CVSM and clasp, and War Medal (these not included with the group). He had previously served from 1931-35 with the Governor General's Horse Guards in Toronto. His Korea service was with the Royal Canadian Ordnance Corps as a storesman, serving with 25 Canadian Infantry Brigade Ordnance Company overseas from May 1951 - May 1952, before returning to Canada and being released in July 1952. Electronic copy of Smart's service record accompanies the group. Good VF Condition $350 |
   Two. Korea Medal (Canada) and UN Korea Medal clasp Coree. Korea and UN Korea named to SB-34372 R.M. AUDET. Audet served as a member of 1 Royal 22ieme Regt in Korea from April 1952-May 1953. He earned his parachute wings in October 1953, serving with 1 R22eR until his release in June 1954. He re-enlisted in 1959, serving until 1970 in the RCAMC and qualifying for the Canadian Forces Decoration, which was awarded in 1970 but is not with his group. His RCAMC service included postings in Ontario (Borden, Toronto), Manitoba (Rivers), and Quebec (Valcartier). With copy service record. Medals loose on well-worn original ribbons. VF Condition $350 |
   One. Africa General Service Medal (EIIR) with clasp "KENYA". Named to 23045978 FUS. T.P. LLOYD. R. INNISKS. Good VF Condition $250 |
   One. Army Emergency Reserve Officers' Decoration. Unnamed as issued, dated 1958 at 6 o'clock on the reverse. On original ribbon in case of issue; case is slightly scuffed/damaged at top right of front cover. Pin back has been removed from the decoration's suspender brooch. Good VF Condition $300 |
   Two. Korea Medal (Canada) and UN Korea Medal clasp Korea. Korea and UN Korea named to SD 800329 E.H. JODOIN. Jodoin served during the Second World War in the Royal Canadian Navy, earning a 1939-45 Star, France and Germany Star, Italy Star, CVSM and clasp and War Medal (not included with group), and in 2nd Battalion Royal Canadian Regiment (RCR), 1 RCR and 2 CAU during his service with the CASF. His time in Korea seems to have been focused with 2 Canadian Administration Unit (2 CAU), although he returned to 2 RCR at the tail end of his time overseas in September 1952, and continued to serve with them on his return from Korea, earning his Parachute wings and serving an additional three years before taking his release in November 1955. A set of replacement medals were issued in 1973, according to his file, and the naming style on these suggests that they are the replacement medals. There is a Second World War MID emblem sewn to the ribbon of the UN Korea Medal, but no indication of any entitlement to an MiD for his service in either conflict. Medals are loose on ribbon, with Korea Medal (Canada) sporting a length of Korea Volunteer Service Medal ribbon in lieu of the correct ribbon for the medal. With electronic copy of service file. VF Condition $300 |
   One. Special Constabulary Long Service Medal (GVI). Named to JAMES W. KAY. Un-researched. Loose on clean modern ribbon. Good VF Condition $40 |
   One. Ontario Provincial Police Long Service Medal with clasp for 5 years of additional service. Named L.E. FOWLER 1961 in engraved capitals. Maker marked BOND BOYD on reverse of suspension. The Ontario Provincial Police Long Service Medal was instituted in 1949, and discontinued when it was replaced by the Police Exemplary Service Medal in 1983. Fowler's service is unresearched, but given the date of issue of the medal, which represents at least 25 years of service, he would have begun his service sometime between 1931 and 1936. Medal is on original wearing pin and ribbon. A very scarce early version of the OPP Long Service Medal. Good VF Condition $400 |
  Two. Queen's Korea Medal and modern US copy UN Korea Medal with clasp KOREA. Queen's Korea named to L/FX. 853600 D.G. VALLANCE A/L.A. R.N. Medals are court-mounted on original ribbons on a hard card backing. Un-researched. Good VF Condition $150 |
  One. General Service Medal 1918-62 with clasp 'Palestine 1945-48'. Named to EC. 13610 SJT. D.T. SWAIPE, A.P.C. Medal is loose on clean new ribbon. VF Condition $85 |
   Three. Special Service Medal with NATO*OTAN bar, UN Disengagement Observer Force (UNDOF) Medal, Canadian Forces Decoration with bar.. CD named to CPL. J.A. CLEAL Medals court-mounted as worn. Unresearched. Good VF Condition $300 |
  One. Imperial Service Medal (GVI). Named to CHARLES EDWARDS. Loose on clean original ribbon. Good VF Condition $45 |
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