April 5, 2024
VINTAGE POSTAL AYTHORITY AWARDS GIVEN TO WWII VETERANS
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In this auction you are bidding on : .....VINTAGE POSTAL AYTHORITY AWARDS GIVEN TO WWII VETERANS....T are 2 different Awards:1) Award given in 1994 to a Veteran. It is mounted in a HardBack 2-Sided Cover.On one side is a Letter of Recomendation given from the Post Office.On the other side is a Sheet of Stamps that are titled: "1944 ROAD TO VICTORY".2) This Award is Framed in a Gold Steel Frame, Matted and covered with Glass.On this Award are the following:- A Patch of the American Flag.- A Commerative Envelope.- Sheet of Stamps Titled: "1945: VICTORY AT LAST".- A Gold Plate telling who & when this Award was given.The Picture measures 18" x 12".Both of these Awards would be a Great addition to any Collector.Both are in EXCELLENT CONDITION.Payment may be via Pay Pal, check or MO, but checks must clear prior to shippment; usually 5 - 7 business days.Buyer also agrees to pay actual shipping and insurance charges.TERMS & CONDITIONSYour satisfaction with your auction win is my prime concern. I assure you the item you receive was described to the best of my ability and knowledge and is as pictured with no attempt to conceal flaws or damage.However.....if you are not happy with your purchase you may return it for a full refund of your bid price by following these 3 simple requests:1) Contact me within 3 days of receiving your purchase and
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