Atlantic Star

[uscob]

Hi folks, is it a good or a bad one?
Can't be modern, as I have it for at least 25 - 30 Years.
Just found it while cleaning up.

[leaftree]

Looks good to me.

[upbeek]

Looks good to me as well,
I like the look of the uncleaned state, I do not polish them and just leave them alone.
Kind regards Chay

[ccfc]

It's fine and original

Lee

[popskipa]

Warm soapy water and a soft toothbrush should bring it back to a more pleasing condition.

I have a spare piece of ribbon, send me a pm if required?

A hard won medal by brave sailors and airmen...

Enjoy, Keith

[uscob]

Thanks a lot for this guy's.

[uscob]

Just anothers tupid question.
what was this "A" for. really forgot over the Years.
it's about 9mm's high.

[uscob]

OOOPS!
Another one.
Can this be a George Cross Ribbon?

[popskipa]

George Cross ribbon possibly, but more likely for the Khedives Star.

The same/similar ribbon was worn on both medals, and on others too.

The Khedive Star was given to all those awarded the 1882 Egypt campaign medal and is far more common than the George Cross.

Enjoy the hobby, Keith

[uscob]

Thanks again, do you have an Idea on the "A"?

[Adrian Stevenson]

The "A" is an RAF auxiliary air force collar dog.

Cheers, Ade.

[uscob]

Ade, thanks a lot for this.
Found it in my Drawer with the Medals and Parts, so for sure I got told it's a Medal Device when I got them.