Canada. Six United Nations Service Medals For Korea 1950-1954 Hold spanning 58 and 85 pages

spanning 58 and 85 pages

mounted on a red wool waffenfarbe base

1902 until November 8

Keith Payne (original signature of "Keith Payne VC" in black ink

including copy of citation for the award of Prussian MMM (translated): "Copy of the grounds for the submission of Reserve Warrant Officer Karl Schmidt of the 2nd Company of the 66th Regiment to receive the highest token of honor

Canada. Six United Nations Service Medals For Korea 1950-1954 Hold spanning 58 and 85 pages(SB 13617 D. G. BONNAR); (SF 40343 D. CAMPBELL); (SF 14085 G. I. CROOKS); (SD 135708 W. S. ENRIGHT); (SL 800061 J. M. HINE); and (SH 31173 A. McMILLAN). In bronze gilt, all with English inscriptions on the reverse, measuring 35. 5 mm in diameter each, original ribbons, the medals for Crooks and Hine with a pinback, ranging from fine to very fine. Footnote: The United Nations Service Medal was instituted December 12, 1950 for service from June 27, 1950