International medal group including Oman Sultan Qaboos commemorative medal, Philippine Liberation Medal and Pakistan Republic Day Air Force medal.
Key Information:
• Countries: Oman, Philippines, Pakistan
• Type: Set of 3 medals
• Period: 20th century military and commemorative awards
• Material: Bronze / gilt metal / base metal
• Original ribbons present
Medal Design:
1. Oman – Sultan Qaboos Commemorative Medal
Obverse inscription in Arabic:
"السلام قابوس سعيد" – translated as “Peace – Qaboos Said.”
Design features two hands in a gesture of peace.
Reverse inscription in Arabic with crossed traditional Omani weapons and national symbols.
2. Philippines – Liberation Medal (1944)
Obverse: Winged shield with Philippine flag colors and inscription “LIBERATION.”
Reverse inscription:
“FOR THE LIBERATION OF THE PHILIPPINES.”
Awarded to members of the Allied forces who participated in the liberation of the Philippines during World War II.
3. Pakistan – Republic Day Medal 1956 (Pakistan Air Force)
Obverse: Crescent and star with crossed swords and Pakistan Air Force emblem.
Reverse inscription in Urdu commemorating 23 March 1956, marking the proclamation of the Republic of Pakistan.
Condition:
• Original ribbons present
• Natural age patina and light wear
• Minor ribbon wear consistent with age
• For condition, please refer to the pictures, all dimensions are approx.
Historical and Collectible Significance:
This group represents three different military and commemorative traditions from the Middle East and Asia. The medals commemorate important historical events including the liberation of the Philippines during World War II, the establishment of the Republic of Pakistan in 1956, and a commemorative medal from the reign of Sultan Qaboos of Oman.
Summary:
A diverse international group of three medals from Oman, the Philippines, and Pakistan, representing important 20th-century historical commemorations. An interesting addition to any collection of world militaria or international decorations.