Mongolia, People’s Republic. A Rare Order Of The Red Combat Banner, Third Award certificate_of_authenticity War Medal 1939-1945 (in cupro-nickel

War Medal 1939-1945 (in cupro-nickel

Reconfigured on a ternary basis in 1926

he found himself in the United Kingdom

with a 275 mm-long Damascus steel blade

GAUNT LONDON" and coded "Rd

Mongolia, People’s Republic. A Rare Order Of The Red Combat Banner, Third Award certificate_of_authenticity War Medal 1939-1945 (in cupro-nickelInstituted 1945. In silver gilt, featuring a red enamelled five point star with clusters of smooth rays in each quadrant, the obverse medallion presenting Mongolian symbolism in red, yellow, blue and green enamels on a white enamel ring, a blue field inscribed 3, denoting the third award is present at 6 oclock, the reverse presents a single central screw post with three rivets, numbered 76, with screw plate, measures 52. 3mm (w) x 52. 5mm (h), weight