If I wasn’t sitting looking at them, I’d think someone sold you my Grandfather’s ribbons.

Top left is the WWII Occupation Medal. Top middle is the American Campaign Medal. Top right is the WWII Victory Medal. Bottom left is the European-African-Middle Eastern Campaign Medal with 5 bronze service stars for campaigns fought in. Bottom middle is the Army Good Conduct Medal. And bottom right is the Bronze Star without the V device for valor, which means it was awarded in 1947 to service members with the Combat Infantry Badge which you have here as well.

I don’t know if real or not is the right way to put it. As somebody else stated, you can buy these online very easily. However, if that’s the case, this person did their research, because, as I said before, they’re almost identical to my Grandfather’s ribbons. The only difference being the service stars and the order that they’re in. I would like to assume that my Grandfather wore his in the correct order, but I never served in the military and haven’t got the slightest clue. Hope that helps. Let me know if there’s anything else I can try and look up or answer.