I have a set of Ww1 and ww2 British medals with dfc medal along with flight log book with Billy bishops signature and history behind the dfc medal awarded trying to find buyers interrested
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ww2 and Ww1 medals
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ww2 and Ww1 medals
I have 8 ww2 medals included is my grandfather's dfc medal he was awarded including his flight records of all his bombings including a big bombing raid on dresden on Feb 13 1945 the day they first began also included in his log book is his training with Billy bishops and numerous Billy bishop signatures as his f/l along with the flight recording that he was awarded the dfc for also I have records stating what happened that king George awarded him the dfc for if anyone is interested email me at p_lewis1980@hotmail.com
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Not sure what you are posting? Is this an information post or are you selling this material?
Either way, images would be helpful.
Either way, images would be helpful.
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Hi and welcome to the CMCF. Since you are selling the medals, you should familiarize yourself with the rules for buying and selling. https://www.cdnmilitarycollectors.com/t704-marketplace-rules-regulations-restrictions
You need to indicate the price and images are required.
Sounds like a great group of medals and historical memorabilia. Looking forward to seeing it.
You need to indicate the price and images are required.
Sounds like a great group of medals and historical memorabilia. Looking forward to seeing it.
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I've tried showing the images but don't know how if u have a email address and interested I can send u pics
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To be fair, the images should be posted here. And, what is the asking price?
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I have merged these two topics, so things may seem a little disjointed at the moment. I have PMed the original poster and offered to upload the photos for them is they wish.
This group sounds fascinating, although outside even my broadest collection focus.
This group sounds fascinating, although outside even my broadest collection focus.
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Uploading photos provided by the original poster. Please note, for my own ease of organizing the images, I chose to rename the photos, if there is an error, it is solely my own.
As Bill had sated above, as the seller, we ask that you set a price for this group and prominently display it.
As Bill had sated above, as the seller, we ask that you set a price for this group and prominently display it.
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I don't know price to make of it really there's so much history behind it for the past 2 days I've been doing some much research to finding out stuff I ask make me a reasonable offer and I will let u know I know the dfc alone is worth 3000 to 4000 and there is more history behind it I know that some dfc awards were just given for flying so many hours of service but I found the story behind my grandfather's as he saved every crew members life as the Lancaster was shot down in a bombing Raid in kassel on March 8th it says that shortly after the bombs had been released the aircraft sustained severe damage. The fuselage main plane tail unit and the mid - upper and rear gun turrets were all affected. The elevators jammed and the aircraft dived out of control. Several thousand feet in height were lost before flying officer wright succeeded in leveling out. With great difficulty he retained control and flew on to reach base where he landed the badly damaged aircraft safely. This officer displayed a high degree of courage and coolness in the face of great danger
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What is the date on the DFC, and what is the naming on the back of the First World War medals?
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To look up his dfc medal the info 8 wright f/o Frederick foster (j93453) distinguished flying cross no.100 squadron award effective 24 April 1945 as per London gazette afro 918/45 and the name and info on the Ww1 medals is 412969 pte b.f. wright 13/can inf it's father and son medals as their both my grandfather and great grandfather