Military medals are regular framing projects, primarily from the First and Second World War. The addition of photographs, badges and details of unit and service can greatly enhance the display.    Mount colours are typically, green, navy blue and air force blue, as well as the usual neutral creams and off whites.   Regimental colours can also be introduced as part of the design.                          More examples can be seen in the picture gallery                                         MEDALS This first section shows various medals displayed with associated material.                 SPITFIRE The RAF roundal has been cut into the picture mount.                      CAVALRY SWORD Here a 19th Century sword has been mounted above red fabric. The same fabric has been used to line the inner frame and the inside edge has been lined with a red and gold piping to match the sword's hilt.                       REME A picture for display in a REME mess. The mount shows the regimental colours.                                  SAS PRINT 'EVENING IN THE DESERT' This David Sheperd print shows the early days of the SAS operating in the North African desert. Along the bottom of the picture is a map of North Africa showing various airfields and targets raided by the regiment. The picture looks a little dull due to diffused glass being used to reduce reflections.