Our Fire, Sheriff, Military, and Police Medals of Valor, Heroism, and achievement are each hand-crafted out of the finest metals and finishes. Most of our fire and police medals can be personalized with a lettered panel. Below is a listing of available titles and the panel style number.

The Lifesaving Medal is unusual among U.S. medals because it is actually struck from the eponymous precious metal, silver or gold. [7] Multiple awards of the Lifesaving Medal are denoted by award stars on the decoration's ribbon and a gold clasp, inscribed with the recipient's name, is worn on the actual medal.

Life Saving Award The Life Saving Award is given to an MCPD officer who makes a major contribution toward saving the life of another by providing essential medical treatment prior to arrival of Emergency Medical Services (EMS) personnel.

The Red Cross presents the National Lifesaving Awards. Nominate individuals or teams with lifesaving stories and get them recognized for being a true hero. 10% OFF on ALL Books and DVDS!

These stock 1 3/8" x 3/8" photo-etched metal bars come with a durable epoxy dome are of the highest quality with two needle posts and spring-loaded clutches on the back. Custom award bars are available.

Since 1874, more than 600 gold and 1,900 silver lifesaving medals have been awarded. Both were designed by Anthony Paquet and were first struck at the Philadelphia Mint. The gold lifesaving medal is 99.9 percent gold, and the silver Medal is 99 percent silver.

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Police Life-Saving Medal The Police Life Saving Medal is an award for bravery, usually awarded to officers for taking action in order to rescue or attempt the rescue of either a fellow officer...

Custom and Semi Custom recognition medals for firemen, policemen, and emergency service, manufactured by the quality trusted Smith & Warren. When the "stock" medal won't do - it's time for a custom award medal from FireAwards.com.

Lloyd's Medal for Saving Life At Sea. This medal was instituted in 1836 and the first award made for a rescue in 1837, but it was not until 1839 that the medals were ready for presentation. The 1st type medal was large, unsuspended, and struck in …