paddywhack

thanks for that! iv always wanted to know what they were! mad how many of the chemicla badges seem to have turned up!were they a common award pre ww2? :beer:

is that yours? now that would mad ifyou owned that!!! nice one on the id though!!! :beer:

from what im told hers a general of aviation!(wish i could find his name again!!! )

It is also a rare scene for a belt being worn with a Kitel...

Cool image!

is that the cross strap belt being worn on the ed harris look alike? and i must get the back of these scanned on!!!!

no worries and thanks for liking them as much as i do!!!!actully if anyone does know what the badges that would be great as i actully no NOTHING of pre-war soviet badges(well i mean apart from the red banner lening etc!!! )

thanks again! :beer:

Thanks for relies!i love these pics and have no intention of selling them either!but i always wondered who these guys were and what happened to them!sadly nothing good should i shouldn't wonder!also sadly thats all i have!pity but im happy just to have them! :-)

and the last sadly! tank and infantry brothers me thinks! one looks like he has an officers academy badge on him!! hope you like them all! :beer:

pilot!!! nothing mad interesting but still nice!!

not sure what section of service but id say infantry!!

arty guy?

brothers?

well re-found these in a folder in my archive section on my pc so i thought you might like em!! these are all my early soviet pics i picked up in Dublin around 2001/2 (aahh the good old day!!)hope you like em!!

Leutnant Schreiber. The only officer who received the PlM after his death, against all Prussian rules.

Christophe

what did he do to get it awarded?!!

yup good call on the 1985 opw! and nice one on the link i was also having trouble finding the website!! :beer:

nice badge! iv never seen a book to go with these and they(well the later ones) turn up a bit here!

well you can tell the period from the award number! i heartly recommend buying echoes of war as this will give you a good idea of when peices are awarded!very nice red star to!! :beer:

and on the boat its self!

http://www.uboat.net/wwi/boats/index.html?boat=155

some info on your uboat!!

http://www.uboat.net/history/wwi/part5.htm

hhhmmmm how long before they turn up as real!!!what price were they going for?

although i cant add anything to the descusion about the medal itself i can say my grandad(who sadly died 2 years ago) was 7 at the time of the easter rising and was on dollymount strand when it all kicked off and remembers the trams coming out of the city all shot up! actully later on during ww2 he worked for the goverment billiating(?) irish troops around ireland and help design and place the only german war graves site in ireland! was intresting to find that out!!

which fair was it? the northstar or teachers club? were they being sold as original or repo?

i think personly the most interesting part is he was commander of a hydroplane squadron in 1929!!!!! now THAT must be interesting!great research to!!

after getting the citation to my uncles MC knowing what the medal you have was awarded for just brings it alive!! thats why soviet stuff is great!you can find out the history behind it!!! nice medal and citaction!all good!!

Hi paddywack,

I hope you find the photos. I would be interested in seeing one of these aircraft. If I'm not mistaken the Fairey Gannets were sub hunters that sported 2 contra-rotating propellers in the nose of the plane. A unique craft that was also known as the ugliest aircraft in the world.

Cheers

Brian

yup thats the one!and actully i LOVE it!!! dont think shes ugly at all!!!

aaacchh i know how you feel!! my near MINT junkers aux cruiser badge is as i said was near mint barr the fact that someone very VERY expertly die-nazified it!!you have to look hard to even see the naughty swastika was ever there!! and yup the catch had been slightly bent to!!! SWEET badge!!!