Description
International Police Service Medal
The International Police Service Medal, exclusive to Fisher Patton, is a specially created commemorative medal recognising dedication, commitment and service within policing and law enforcement around the world.
It provides a meaningful way to recognise serving and retired police personnel who have dedicated their careers to protecting and supporting their communities.
In addition, family members may choose this commemorative medal to recognise the service of a relative.
Police and Law Enforcement Recognition
The International Police Service Medal makes a distinctive keepsake for serving officers, retired police personnel and their families.
It is suitable for retirement, long-service recognition or as a personal reminder of a career in policing. Furthermore, collectors of police and law-enforcement memorabilia may appreciate its international service theme.
The medal can also make a thoughtful gift for someone reaching an important milestone in their policing career.
Medal Options
The medal is available in several options:
- Full Size Medal
- Miniature Medal
- Ribbon Bar
- Presentation Boxed Set
These options provide a choice for presentation, collection or display. In addition, the presentation box provides an attractive way to protect and store the medals.
A Meaningful Police Service Keepsake
This commemorative medal recognises the commitment associated with a career in policing. Therefore, it makes a thoughtful choice for serving and retired police personnel.
Whether purchased for yourself, a colleague or a relative, the International Police Service Medal provides a lasting reminder of years dedicated to public service.
Exclusive to Fisher Patton, this commemorative design forms part of our specialist range of service recognition medals.
You may also be interested in our International Ambulance and Medics Medal and International Nursing Service Medal, both exclusive Fisher Patton commemorative designs.
For information about policing in the United Kingdom, visit the College of Policing.
Please note: This is a privately produced commemorative medal. It is not an officially issued government, police service or law-enforcement award.
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