Limited Edition Medallion: Tribute to Australian POWs. Commemorate their courage with this rare, visually striking piece. Order now to own a piece of history. Read more..
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The Limited Edition Medallion is a heartfelt tribute to the brave Australians who endured unimaginable hardships as prisoners of war during the Second World War. This exquisite medallion serves as a reminder of their resilience and sacrifice, and is a must-have for collectors and history enthusiasts alike.
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The Limited Edition Medallion measures 50mm in diameter and 4.5mm in thickness, making it a substantial and visually striking piece. Each medallion is meticulously crafted from a brass alloy and features a silver and gold plated finish, adding a touch of elegance to its design. Presented in a quality leatherette presentation box, this medallion is truly a collector's item.
With only 500 medallions available, this limited edition release is a rare find. Each medallion comes with a numbered Limited Edition Certificate of Authenticity, ensuring its exclusivity and value. Whether you're a passionate collector or simply want to pay tribute to the brave Australians who endured unimaginable hardships, this Limited Edition Medallion is a must-have addition to your collection.
Don't miss out on this opportunity to own a piece of history. Order your Limited Edition Medallion today and cherish the memory of Australian prisoners of war.
Like a lot of things that I've purchased from the Military Shop it is of great quality. I purchased it because my great Uncle Bill was a Japanese prisoner of war for over 3 years and he passed away not long after being discharged. He never got to see his 45th birthday so I've made it a memorial to him.
Like a lot of things that I've purchased from the Military Shop it is of great quality. I purchased it because my great Uncle Bill was a Japanese prisoner of war for over 3 years and he passed away not long after being discharged. He never got to see his 45th birthday so I've made it a memorial to him.
