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N21388 Military medal, 'War Medal 1939-1945', for those who served for 28 days or longer during World War II, silver, King George VI, designed by Percy Metcalfe / Edward Carter Preston, made by the Royal Mint, London, England or Australia, 1945, awarded to Kevin William Hall. Click to enlarge.

Australian War Medal awarded to Kevin William Hall

Military medal, War Medal 1939-1945, for those who served for 28 days or longer during World War II, silver, King George VI, Percy Metcalfe / Edward Carter Preston, Royal Mint, London, England / Australia, 1945, awarded to Kevin William Hall

Summary

Object No.

N21388

Object Statement

Military medal, 'War Medal 1939-1945', for those who served for 28 days or longer during World War II, silver, King George VI, designed by Percy Metcalfe / Edward Carter Preston, made by the Royal Mint, London, England or Australia, 1945, awarded to Kevin William Hall

Physical Description

Military medal, War Medal 1939-1945, for those who served for 28 days or longer during World War II, silver, King George VI, Percy Metcalfe / Edward Carter Preston, Royal Mint, London, England / Australia, 1945, awarded to Kevin William Hall

Marks

Obverse, artists mark, below neck, embossed 'P.M'
Reverse, left centre margin, embossed, 'E.C.R.P'
Stamped on edge 'S.6525 K. W. Hall'

Source

Credit Line

Gift of JM Dougherty, 1985

Acquisition Date

27 June 1985

Cite this Object

Harvard

Australian War Medal awarded to Kevin William Hall 2022, Museum of Applied Arts & Sciences, accessed 23 March 2023, <https://ma.as/305461>

Wikipedia

{{cite web |url=https://ma.as/305461 |title=Australian War Medal awarded to Kevin William Hall |author=Museum of Applied Arts & Sciences |access-date=23 March 2023 |publisher=Museum of Applied Arts & Sciences, Australia}}

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