What do you call the presentation boxes that war medals come in & where can I get one to hold 2 medals?

Answer 1

You could try Silvermans in London.
http://www.silvermans.co.uk/

Failing that, find an antiques or collectibles dealer who specialises in militaria.

Another option would be to find a trophy shop that offers a medal court-mounting service. The process of court mounting medals generally means that the medal won't fit back into it's box again, so they might have a few old ones lying empty in their store-room.

Answer 2

I believe they are just called Presentation Boxes. I do know, however that you can get ahold of medals from your local National Guard or Reserves Unit. They will have a phone number in the phone book. Get in touch with someone in an officer's position if you can and they should help you out. You will need paperwork for the person who was awared the original medals, proving they were, in fact, in the military. You cannot just get random medals. But dupicates of medals already recived can be obtained.

Answer 3

try the phone directory for shops and dealers who deal in war memrobiliea they will be able to help provide information and what type of box the medals you have should actually be held in . various medals have different presantation boxes that vary in size and colour .

Answer 4

As far as I know presentation boxes and there should be people in Yellow Pages that supply them. Or you could try putting that in google

Answer 5

Coffins.

Answer 6

display frames/boxes-available at Wal~Mart in fabrics and crafts department

Answer 7

if You live near a military reservation, they are sold in the post exchange(P.X.).