WWII War Medal 1939–1945 – King George VI

Description

Original War Medal 1939–1945, issued to Commonwealth service personnel for full-time operational or non-operational service during the Second World War. Obverse: crowned profile of King George VI, legend “GEORGIVS VI D:G: BR OMN REX ET INDIAE IMP”. Reverse: magnificent lion standing over a defeated two-headed dragon, symbolising victory over Nazi Germany and Imperial Japan, with the years 1939 – 1945. Made of cupro-nickel (silver-coloured). Designed by Edward Carter Preston (artist initials ECP). ?? Eligibility & History Awarded to all full-time members of the armed forces and merchant navy who completed at least 28 days of service between 3 September 1939 and 2 September 1945. Recognised service across Europe, the Pacific, Africa, and home fronts throughout the British Empire — including New Zealand, Australia and the UK. ? Condition Excellent vintage condition – bright detail, no edge knocks Suspension bar intact Ribbon missing (can easily be replaced; original pattern = wide red centre with narrow white / blue / white edges) Original patina, unpolished ?? Value

?? Keywords WW2 Medal | War Medal 1939-45 | George VI | WWII Campaign Medal | Allied Victory | Antique | Collectable | Military | British Commonwealth | New Zealand Service ?? Notes Authentic WWII issue – not a reproduction. Carefully packed and shipped with tracking. Ideal for collectors or as part of a restored WWII medal set.

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