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MEDAL DISPLAY FRAMES
& HONOUR BOARDS
Create a lasting tribute to service with custom medal framing and honour boards.
At Medals of Australia, we provide a specialised medal framing and honour board service designed to showcase service and achievement with pride. Our bespoke frames preserve medals while creating meaningful displays that honour the dedication of individuals, families, and organisations.
From military, police, and emergency service medals to heritage awards, our team has the expertise to design frames that highlight every story of commitment and sacrifice. Each piece is carefully prepared by our skilled medal mounters and framers, ensuring balance, precision, and attention to detail.
With a focus on quality craftsmanship and personalisation, we deliver timeless displays that can be treasured for generations. Let Medals of Australia help you create a lasting tribute to service and achievement.
Shape
WAR MEDAL FRAMING
Our premium medal frames are built from quality timber and feature
triple-layered acid-free mat board for long-lasting protection and presentation. Each frame is fully personalised to honour the recipient. An engraved plate includes their name, rank, service number, and dates of service. For a more personal tribute, the Picture Frame option allows a photograph to be displayed alongside the medals.
Every frame includes:
Swing-mounted medals prepared to official standards
A matching ribbon bar
A custom engraved nameplate
Mat boards are available in a choice of deep navy blue or traditional olive green, ensuring a dignified finish that suits any setting.
Without Photo
With Photo
ORDERING YOUR MEDAL DISPLAY FRAMES
Ordering your medal display frame is simple, and there are two options depending on your needs:
Common Medal Groups
These are ready-to-go sets representing the most frequently awarded medal combinations, such as those from major conflicts like Vietnam. Choosing a common group makes the process quick and convenient.
Buy Framed Common Medal Groups
Custom Medal Groups
Ideal for those who served across multiple operations or received a larger number of awards. With a Custom Medal Group, you can select up to twelve medals to be mounted and framed in a personalised display.
Buy Framed Custom Medal Groups
Ordering Common Medal Groups
1. Select your common group.
Browse the common groups here
2. Choose your frame, with or without photo, and the mat board colour.
3. Insert your details for the personalised name plate.
4. Upload a photo (if you have selected a frame with photo).
5. Add your frame to the basket.
Ordering Custom Medal Groups
1. Select your frame style (with or without photo) and mat board colour (green or blue).
Choose your frame here
2. Select the number of medals you need framed. This will determine the frame size.
3. Insert your details for the personalised name plate.
4. Upload a photo (if you have selected a frame with photo).
5. Add your frame to the basket.
6. Select and add your medals to the basket. When selecting your medals, please choose the "Full Size Unmounted" option.
Want to do it yourself?
Have your own medals you would like to display in one of our frames? Just order your desired frame and don't add any medals to the basket. We'll still engrave the personalised plate for you, just make sure to add your details.
Need Help?
We understand that ordering medals can be a challenging task, that's why our medal experts are on hand to guide you through the process and make it as easy as possible.
Call our Medal Hotline on  02 6123 2950  or use our Support Form
Unique way to mount medals, military memorabilia for generations to come
With Anzac Day approaching, it's time for defence personnel, veterans and their family members to polish those military medals and prepare to wear them with pride.
But, what do you do with the medals on regular days? Are they on display in the lounge room, locked in a safe or tucked away in the bottom of a drawer?
Decorated Australian Army Lieutenant Colonel Craig Johnston has discovered a unique way to display his medals and military memorabilia, as well as the medals of his father and father-in-law, while also protecting them for future generations...
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