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THE NEW ZEALAND MERITORIOUS SERVICE MEDAL ROYAL NEW ZEALAND NAVY 1985-2013 by Ralph J McNabb. This A5 size soft cover book lists with biographical details and pictures all 26 recipients of the RNZN who were awarded the NZMSM.
By Richard Stowers, the story of Wing Commander James Fraser Barron, DSO & Bar, DFC, DFM, New Zealand Pathfinder pilot who became a legend in his own time, soft cover, 156 pages with over 80 photographs and illustrations.
By Richard Stowers, the story of Flying Officer Kain, DFC, Killed 7 June 1940. 200 pages with many photographs and illustrations.
A Kiwi Bomber Pilot’s story from the Mediterranean by Richard Stowers, soft cover, 142 pages, well illustrated.
Portraits of the 1st NZEF 1914-1918 VOLUME 1, approximately 4,100 photographs of men and women of the 1st NZEF, 470 pages, soft cover.
Portraits of the 1st NZEF 1914-1918 VOLUME 2, approximately 4,100 photographs of men and women of the 1st NZEF, 455 pages, soft cover.
Portraits of the 1st NZEF 1914-1918 VOLUME 3, approximately 4,100 photographs of men and women of the 1st NZEF, 454 pages, soft cover.
Approximately 4,100 photographs of men and women of the 1st NZEF, 454 pages, soft cover.
Portraits of the 1st NZEF 1914-1918 VOLUME 5, approximately 4,100 photographs of men and women of the 1st NZEF, 460 pages, soft cover.
Brian C Knapp, Hardback. 267 pages. Tower Heritage Publications. Well illustrated in full colour. The volume is divided into three main sections: Flintlocks muskets, fusils, carbines and rifles 1730-1843……Percussion muskets, carbines and rifles 1836-1866……Breech loading rifles and carbines 1866-1930. Each Section is subdivided by model and type with the main models each having a short…
Cotton woven with dark blue liner, silvered metal brooch-back Khmer Republic Army badge attached.
Wool woven with black silk liner, gilt metal brooch-back Khmer Republic Army badge attached.
Silver badge with blue enamel face and red enamel centre, maker marked NICE.DREGO.PARIS 25.R.BERANCER.III, brooch back. This regiment, formed in 1903 had its headquarters in Saigon with the Batteries stationed in Cambodia. The 1/5eme R.A.C. was stationed in Phnom Penh in 1942.
Gilt metal maker marked DRAGO.PARIS.NICE 43.R.OLIVIER METRA – G.886, brooch back, together with cellophane packet of issue. This battery was formed in 1951 and was attached to the ” Groupment des Unites de Phnom Penh” (G.U.G.) and the following year the “Bataillon de Securite de Phnom Penh”(B.S.P.P.)
(C.M.T.), brass badge with enamel face, maker marked DRAGO.PARIS.NICE 43.R.OLIVIER METRA – G894, some wear and small enamel chips, missing brooch pin . Formed in 1946, this Signal Company was attached to the 821 Signal Battalion. In 1947 it was attached to the 72nd Colonial Signal Company at Phnom Penh. The Company was dissolved in…
(C.A.P.P.), maker marked ARTHUS BERTRAND (only 1,000 badges made in 1953). This badge appears to have been ground dug and is missing the pin on the reverse. Formed in 1952, Formed in 1952, the company was responsible for the dissolution of the French Indochina Army and the hand over to the Army Royal Khmer (A.R.K.)…
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