Russian Order of the German medalbars

[Roman Slivin]

Russian dealer claims that it is 100% original.

What do you think about this?

[Roman Slivin]

:speechless:

[Roman Slivin]

:banger:

[Claudio]

Hi Roman,

I remember to have seen the first bar some years ago on Ebay, the whole group being sold in small bits... I clearly remember that there was a Miniature bar (for civilian tuxedo), some more Freikorps crosses and civil war decorations of the 20ies (neck and breast pin crosses)... I distinctly recall that all these pieces went for a very high final price!

I'd ask the seller if he has more stuff of the same group.

Ciao,

Claudio

[Roman Slivin]

Hi Roman,

I remember to have seen the first bar some years ago on Ebay, the whole group being sold in small bits... I clearly remember that there was a Miniature bar (for civilian tuxedo), some more Freikorps crosses and civil war decorations of the 20ies (neck and breast pin crosses)... I distinctly recall that all these pieces went for a very high final price!

I'd ask the seller if he has more stuff of the same group.

Ciao,

Claudio

Hi Claudio,

Yes, about the group and say that they purchased on eBay.

Larger images are no ...

Regards,

Roman

[saschaw]

That is the group, right. It's the nicest and best Freikorps group I have ever seen. Is it for sale right now?

That second bar I have not seen before. I'm not sure but think it looks good either.

But, one important thing to notice: All Imperial Russian awards here are no pre-1917 awards and most likely not even Russian made ones but Germans. Still very interresting, but I assume especially the St. George knights are much less worth than older ones.

[Eric Stahlhut]

amazing group! wow!! i've always had an affinity for v. diebitsch awards, but the complete ensemble is absolutely fantastic