WWII Bronze Star Medal Set in Original Presentation Case

For sale is an authentic World War II-era Bronze Star Medal set, a prestigious U.S. military decoration awarded for heroic or meritorious achievement in a combat zone. Established in 1944, the Bronze Star was frequently awarded to soldiers for their bravery or exceptional service during WWII, making this a significant piece of history for collectors and historians alike.

Item Details:

• Medal: The Bronze Star Medal measures 1.5 inches in diameter, featuring the classic bronze star design with a smaller raised star in the center. The medal is in excellent condition with a natural patina, reflecting its age and authenticity.
• Ribbon: The accompanying ribbon displays the official Bronze Star pattern: a red field with a central blue stripe flanked by thin white stripes, and red edges with narrow white borders. The ribbon shows minor wear consistent with age but remains vibrant and intact.
• Presentation Case: The medal is housed in its original presentation case, labeled “BRONZE STAR MEDAL” in gold lettering on the exterior. The case features a decorative gold border and a beige velvet lining, typical of WWII-era military award cases. The case is in very good condition, with slight wear on the edges and hinges, adding to its historical charm.
• Accessories: This set includes two ribbon bars and a lapel pin, all matching the medal’s ribbon design. The ribbon bars and lapel pin are in excellent condition, with the lapel pin showing minimal wear.
• Condition: Overall, the set is in very good to excellent condition for its age, with all components present and well-preserved. There are no visible engravings on the medal, which is common for some WWII Bronze Stars, but buyers are encouraged to inspect the reverse for any potential markings.

Historical Significance:Awarded during World War II, the Bronze Star Medal honors a U.S. service member’s contributions in combat theaters, such as the European or Pacific campaigns. This medal could have been given for a specific act of heroism or for sustained meritorious service, reflecting the recipient’s dedication and sacrifice. The absence of a “V” device suggests this was likely awarded for meritorious service, though valor awards from this period sometimes lack the device due to inconsistent use during the war.

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