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Gentlemans, What is your thought about the jacket. As everything third-reich I am sceptical but I would appreciate your inputs.

That is what I suspected, thank you.

Actually it is on the reverse of a imperial navy observers badge.

Hi, Who was the maker, please look at attached picture?

Gentlemen, What is your opinion on this piece?

Hi, The medal is struck but the letter seems thinner than the usual ones, is this a type? The edges are sharp and the material look like silvered bronze. Any suggestions?

Strange, I am seeing them clearly!?

Hi, Why is there a bow on the ribbon?

Looks lika a Belgian button on a bicorne.

Hi, I am looking for pictures/documentation of Dr. Fridrich Buddee, Göttingen. He was an officer in the reserve and was killed in 1918. Any information about him would be appreciated.

There where probably records of recipients but much of the information was destroyed during WWII. Here is a diploma for the medal. Funny to see the colours of the ribbon and flag and the meaning today.

Gentlemen, This is a serbian cavalry/infantry officers pickelhaube M1847. Serbia was a small country and often adopted other countries design. Except for the serbian coat of arms, is the helmet prussian or russian? To me it looks a bit russian but I might be wrong, what is your opinion?

Gentlemen, This is a serbian cavalry/infantry officers pickelhaube M1847. Serbia was a small country and often adopted other countries design. Except for the serbian coat of arms, is the helmet prussian or russian? To me it looks a bit russian but I might be wrong, what is your opinion?

Gentlemen, I stumbled across this Military Cross with the hallmarks of "Paul Delande" and "bronze" but the actual badge is in silver. I don´t find it so well made, what is your opinion, is it fake or what is it?

Laurentius, I like more the gold ones but I understand what you mean. Yes, it is the simplicity of the design and the colours goes so well together makes it a beautiful order. Yes you did, you mentioned "Bron whp"?

Magnificent piece!! Congratulation! What does "whp" mean, workshop?

No, unfortunately no hallmarks. I have the book on the orders from Luxembourg and there I can read the different producers but I would like to know which of the producers made the different badges that I have.

Gentlemen, I have, for some strange reason, begun to collect the order of the Oak Crown. I have three badges, two in gold and one in silver. My question is, who is the producer? The first from the left has the same medallion as the badge in the middle but, the first badge (cross) is made of silver while the other one is in gold. The sphere holding the ring is also different between those two badges. The last one to the far right is also made of gold but the medallion, and the oak branches are completely different. On the bottom picture you can see that the thickness also varies. Any information would be appreciated. Thank you!

Nice collection! But I have one question, when is the red ribbon used and when is the yellow ribbon used on the Liberty cross with the red cross? How many Liberty crosses withe the red cross 1941 where issued?

Gentlemen, From which period was this plaque, from Kretly, used? Thank you.

Sorry to hear that you are in hospital, I hope you get well soon. I am greatfull for all information that I can get on the medals. This is what it says on the rims of the medals, from left to right: 3716 pte H.Randall E.surrey Regt H.J. Mustoe gunr R.M.A H.M.S Barfleur Albert Forsberg

Hi, Thank you for the information, unfortunately the other medals are not awarded to the same person. So there is not any chance to find this information online? The mercantile medal was awarded to another swede, but the China and Boear war medal where awarded to britons. /R

Dear Gentlemen, I have The Sea Gallantry Medal for Foreign Services that was aweded to a swede, Peter Nilsson 1877. Where can I reserach and obtain information about him and why he received the medal? Thank you!

Gentlemanen, General Walter Leuze got the order of the Yugoslav Crown, III class in Berlin 1939. Prince Paul of Yugoslavia made an state vist to Berlin in july 1939 and as usually on these ocassions there where an exchange of orders and decoration. At that time the general was ab colonel. Erich Milch got the I class of the same order.