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Maritime Medal, 1940–1945. The first honorary distinction established in England in 1941 by Belgian ministers. It recognizes acts of courage by members of the navy, the merchant marine, and the fishing fleet at sea during the war. Bronze example, in good condition, with its ribbon and crossed anchors. Traces of glue on the back of the ribbon. Maritime Medal, 1940–1945. The first honorary decoration established in England in 1941 by Belgian ministers. Awarded for acts of courage by members of the navy, merchant marine, and sea-fishing fleet during the war. Bronze example in good condition, with ribbon and crossed anchors. Glue marks on the back of the ribbon.
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