THE LAURIE OSBORNE ESTATE MEDAL COLLECTION
Monday, 25 May - Monday, 8 June 2026
Four NZ engraved WWII brass shell case vases,
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Lot Details
three with crown over fern leaf 'NZ Onward' cartouche Tobruk December 1941, Egypt 1941 & 1944. Includes 6th Field Regt. Souvenir of Libya Nov. 1941, reading 'To Frances From Jack'. Tallest H.270mm.
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