Dardanelles Campaign Medal, Bronze Medal (stamped "GEORGES LEMAIRE" "E M LINDAUER")
SKU: 02.FRA.0212.101.01
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History
The Dardanelles Campaign Medal was created on June 15, 1926. It was awarded to soldiers and sailors of the Expeditionary Corps who fought in the Dardanelles campaign between April 6, 1915 and December 20, 1915.
The obverse inscription translates to “French Republic,” and the reverse inscription translates to “Dardanelles, Honour and Fatherland.”
Some medals may be encountered with clasps, however these "DARDANELLES" clasps are unofficial and were manufactured by private firms. There may also be additional versions which vary in size or composition.
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$55-85 USD
Bronze
Obv: REPUBLIQUE FRANÇAISE Rev: DARDANELLES HONNEUR ET PATRIE 1915-1918
30mm
Monnaie de Paris
The obverse was engraved by Georges Lemaire, and the reverse was engraved by Edmond Emile Lindauer. It is hallmarked on the reverse.
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Bronze gilt
Obv: REPUBLIQUE FRANÇAISE Rev: DARDANELLES HONNEUR ET PATRIE 1915-1918
30mm
Monnaie de Paris
The obverse was engraved by Georges Lemaire, and the reverse was engraved by Edmond Emile Lindauer. It is hallmarked on the reverse.
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