Every Medal
Has a Story.
Preserve your collection, connect medals with documents, photographs, family history, and the people who earned them.
“They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old: Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn.”
Preserve Their Memory
More than metal and ribbon
Every medal was earned by someone. Record the name, the service, the campaigns and the family history behind each award — and keep the story attached to the medal for the generations that follow.
In Flanders fields the poppies blow
Between the crosses, row on row.
— John McCrae
Catalog
Organize medals, ribbons, badges and more — by the person who earned them.
How cataloging worksWhat a record looks like
One page per service member, with everything you know about them
Service number, rank, unit, campaigns. Dates and places. A biography in your own words. Every medal in the group, and which ones are still missing. Where the group came from and what you paid — visible only to you.
The record shown is an example — a WWI South African infantryman's group — so you can see the page before you make one.
See the full example record