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WW1 ring . Depicted is a French soldier who has a German soldier at the throat.
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Cap insigna Russian or German KPD ?
benten replied to benten's topic in Germany: Weimar Republic & Deutsche Freikorps
Thank you Rick. Do you happen to know how a KPD star insigna looks? Benten -
Cap insigna Russian or German KPD ?
benten replied to benten's topic in Germany: Weimar Republic & Deutsche Freikorps
the backside.....
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Cap insigna Russian or German KPD ?
benten replied to benten's topic in Germany: Weimar Republic & Deutsche Freikorps
side......
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Is this cap insigna, size 31mm from starpoint to starpoint, Russian or German KPD? What date could it be? Any info is welcome. Note that the base metal has a bronze finish. Cheers, Benten
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Tinnies SA Tinnie Database
benten replied to JNoble's topic in Germany: Third Reich: Organisational Membership Badges & Tinnies
Claymore, this one is TOP! -
Sergey, thank you very much. Cheers, Benten
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Hello Belaruski, thanks for your reply. The ring has no marks.
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side picture......
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From what period could this ring be ? It looks like a trench ring. Any info is welcome. Cheers, Benten
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I agree with Joe, it's a pleasure ! Cheers, Benten
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the backside.....
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Matvey73, here is mine for comparison. Cheers, Benten
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Tinnies SA Tinnie Database
benten replied to JNoble's topic in Germany: Third Reich: Organisational Membership Badges & Tinnies
Nice tinnies, gentlemen ! Claymore, thanks for the picture of the "castle" ( Waterworks) of Bautzen. Good to show that extra information! -
Front and backside.
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Treffen der NSBO und Daf Gau Magdeburg Anhalt , 27Mai 1934.
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Belgium Ring from Liege/Luik ?
benten replied to benten's topic in Northern European & Baltic States
Jef , thanks for your reply. Cheers, Benten -
The ring shows the perron; it's is a monument representing the independence of the people of Li?ge "LG" wich means " Libertas Gentis", "Freedom for the People". Because of it's shape I think it's an older, ring perhaps between the wars 1 and 2 ? Is it edited for a special military event like the end of WW1? What medal could be depicted? I'm interested in your opinion. Cheers, Benten
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Von Hindenburg 1914
benten replied to benten's topic in Germany: Imperial Uniforms, Headwear, Insignia & Personal Equipment
Thank you Rick. The engraving technique reminds me of the engraving of banknotes. There is no mark, but I presume it is silver. If you compare the pictures here below, you see all the medals are there!! Possibly the photo served as example for the engraving? Perhaps a specialist can judge what date , when Von Hindenburg got these decorations. I think that my badge not necessarely is from 1914, could be later.
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Von Hindenburg 1914
benten replied to benten's topic in Germany: Imperial Uniforms, Headwear, Insignia & Personal Equipment
detail portret..................
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Von Hindenburg 1914
benten replied to benten's topic in Germany: Imperial Uniforms, Headwear, Insignia & Personal Equipment
the backside..................
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This brooch is dated 1914. I presume that this brooch could be made as a result of the battle of Tannenberg? Any info is welcome. Cheers, Benten
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Claymore, Robert and Nesredep glad to hear you like this tinnie. The material is silvered brass. It is large; 4,8 (nearly 5cm ) x3cm . It is a nice addition . Cheers, Benten
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Hello Claymore, thanks for your reply . I'm ok
