Are your ancestor’s original medals missing? Looking for a reproduction set of medals?
Whilst Medals Gone Missing will help you to find those lost or missing war medals, many people wish to purchase a reproduction set of medals for the interim period.
Medals Gone Missing recommends Rogaloff Militaria, not only for reproduction war medals …. but for many other interesting items and collectables such as reproduction ‘Rising Sun’ hat badges at a fraction of the price of original items. With the Centenary of the Great War now upon us, Rogaloff Militaria can also provide commemorative items such as ‘Poppy’ lapel pins of various designs. To check out their items for sale and see their full inventory, please CLICK HERE or visit their online store by hitting this button ROGALOFF MILITARIA
They also have an eBay store and may be found by searching for Rogaloff Militaria in eBay.
IMAGE RIGHT: Rogaloff Militaria – supplier of reproduction medals, collectables and military badges.
Rogaloff can supply all reproduction medals as “single” awards. We can even offer a medal mounting service if you wish to have the medals court mounted for wear. Whilst “Swing Mounted” medals were popular in days gone by, many prefer to have medals “Court Mounted” which reduces damage from impact and general wear and tear. Please contact the Medals Gone Missing Administrator for further details.
IMAGE LEFT: The Australian Rising Sun badge is iconic. Original Rising Sun badges now sell for between $30 and $45 AUD on ebay. Rogaloff Militaria can supply good quality reproduction Rising Sun badges (60 mm wide as worn on the Australian Slouch Hat) for a fraction of the price of the original items.
During September 2014, the Medals Gone Missing Administrator escorted a group of descendants of the 2/33rd Australian Infantry Battalion across the Kokoda Trail. Gary presented a court mounted set of medals to Jason BOYCE in memory of his father NX94499 John Livingstone BOYCE who served with the 2/33rd Battalion. The medals were proudly supplied by Rogaloff Militaria.
IMAGE RIGHT: The reproduction “Pacific four” medal set from Rogaloff Militaria which were presented to Jason Boyce after he walked the Kokoda Trail in honour of the 2/33rd Australian Infantry Battalion
