Never before in United States military history has such a major photographic collection been assembled of esteemed heroes who embody the spirit of America. The Collection is comprised of two limited edition portfolios: The Patriot Edition will consist of 100 portfolios, each featuring 25 contemporary portraits. The Valor Edition will feature 100 recipients. However, only 50 portfolios will ever be published. Each portfolio will be produced according to the highest museum standards and will be accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity.

Ultimately, The Collection will reside within the archives of prominent museums and institutions, where the Medal of Honor and the men who earned it will be enshrined forever. Corporations, foundations and individuals will be offered the opportunity to acquire The Collection for corporate use and also urged to ultimately donate The Collection to a prominent museum or institution (see list).





The Medal of Honor Collection is truly an American treasure of our nation's most honored heroes. These historical photographs represent an enduring legacy of common men who responded with uncommon valor.

This groundbreaking work is showcased in a new commemorative book: Medal of Honor: Portraits of Valor Beyond the Call of Duty. The book was created by Nick Del Calzo, in collaboration with the Medal of Honor Foundation.

These portraits provide a rare glimpse of America's most honored heroes. These esteemed heroes are a rapidly diminishing number of men upon whom our nation bestowed the highest award for valor in combat - the Medal of Honor. Less than 110 are alive today, out of the 3,441 ever awarded since the Civil War.

The Medal of Honor has no equal. Earned by few and revered by millions, it stands alone. Behind the Medal of Honor are extraordinarily gallant acts, performed by common men. Perhaps no other group of individuals embodies the spirit of America more than Medal of Honor recipients. These portraits and the Medal of Honor book are part of a national education project designed to instill patriotism among all Americans - particularly our youth - and to honor all veterans whose service to our country deserves recognition.

Individual limited-edition prints of The MOH Portrait Collection are also available in sizes from 18"x22" to 40"x40".

We invite you to be among an elite group of Americans who can own The Medal of Honor Collection. For details and to learn how you can acquire this historical work, click on the link below.






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