RIBBON BAR ARTICLE NEEDS SWORDS

[saschaw]

Et voila... 1942/45 era foolishness.

[Guest Rick Research]

1942 indeed. Very odd--thanks!

Potentially traceable as well if anyone cares to re-order and transcribe the BH Rolls. With both Mecklenburgs done (-Strelitz) and nearing completion (-Schwerin) and the virtual certainty this was an army officer in botrh wars....

Sommmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmme day. :whistle:

[saschaw]

Potentially traceable? Mhh nice, would not have thought that... one more to wait 20 years.

Forgot to show the reverse. Pity the pin is broken. The bar itself is... it's plastic. :speechless:

[Guest Rick Research]

Typical-- the catches always fall off this type. Six might be the maximum length-- I can't reacll seeing another one longer. I just wish whoever the freaky maker was had pressed their name in the way that bakelite "Mai Tag" type badges in this early plastic did.