Military Medals, Badges, Patches
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WW2 Russian Defence of Leningrad Medal and Certificate
PriceAU$125.002nd 14th Light Horse QMI scarce discarded pattern Beret badge
PriceAU$65.00Waffen SS Volunteer British Freikorps (repro)
PriceAU$30.00NSDAP / Nazi Armband (repro)
PriceAU$27.00WW2 German Army GrossDeutschland Division bundle (repro)
PriceAU$79.00Waffen SS LAH Bundle (Repro)
PriceAU$63.00WW2 Japanese Army Rank Collar Tabs
PriceAU$37.00Australian Army slouch hat pugaree RAOC
PriceAU$15.006 RAR patch collection Aus and NZ battle group Iraq / Afghan era
PriceAU$47.00Australian Army patch bundle
PriceAU$35.00DCPU Desert brassard, rank slide and Rising Sun patch
PriceAU$60.00Major DCPU rank slide pair and rising sun patch
PriceAU$12.00SGT DCPU rank slide pair and rising sun patch
PriceAU$12.00W02 DCPU rank slide pair and rising sun patch
PriceAU$12.00DCPU WO1 rank slide pair in original pack and rising sun patch
PriceAU$12.00DCPU unissued in bag Aus patch, rank slide pair and rising sun patch
PriceAU$20.00Australian Army badge bundle 3
PriceAU$35.00Australian Army Badge Bundle 2
PriceAU$35.00Desert DCPU patches and rank slide
PriceAU$30.00Australian Army RAINF / Infantry Badge and Patch Bundle
PriceAU$55.00
Military Medals, Badges and Patches for Sale
The heraldry of war takes many forms and also reflects the culture, values and style of the military from which they come.
Some medals for valour are quite rare and expensive (e.g. Victoria Cross, higher levels of the Iron / Knights Cross, Military Cross etc), whilst other more general service medals can be relatively common and reflect the millions who served in wars (but these are still of great significance representing the story, sacrifice and service of many common soldiers).
It’s often nice actually for the rarer medals for valour to not reside within private collections, but to be displayed in public museums for all to see (as is the case with many Australian VC’s being displayed in the Australian War Memorial). There are however many great private collections where the medals continue to spark conversations about the sacrifices and deeds that they represent.
Badges and patches are also in myriad forms, styles and also languages representing the many different armies, corps and unit types around the world.