Chris Boonzaier
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That is fantastic quality! Is it sure that these are Generals awards? Could they be privately purchased?
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EK 1914 EK2 1914 mmWE
Chris Boonzaier replied to Jock Auld's topic in Germany: All Eras: The Iron Cross
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I dont even WANT a silly Luger...!! DONT think I am jealous, because I am not!
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Wow, That is a fine Soldbuch indeed.... Really fine....
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I think you are the only one here who can remember that far back.... ;-)
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Did anyone ever find out id Spink's still does repairs? Thanks Chris
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Tht EK2 Style is a new one for me... very cool ring system
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The stars just have to be aligned right.... Try not to be a Prussian officer in a Prussian Regiment. Better to be a Prussian Officer, in a Bavarian Regiment, with a Würtemmberg connection, attached to a Saxon Division...
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How terrible to make it so close to the end, and not see it....
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Hi, Does anyone have any interesting Photos related to the Military and the railway system 1914-18? Thanks Chris
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Very nice, the face is pretty cool as well!
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Hi, which book is that????????? Is it a modern one or period one?
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A period Cammo job!! Nice!!!
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B.R. has scovered Ebay as well... they are really acice there with their cards...
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I like death cards as well, that is a nice one indeed!!
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Unbelievably fine work!
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The way the swords are added is unbelievably fine work!
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Unidentified Weimar medal help
Chris Boonzaier replied to Troy Tempest's topic in Germany: Weimar Republic & Deutsche Freikorps
Very likely a sporting medal that could be ordered by catalog and engraved for "whatever" best Chris -
I have no idea what that is, but it does look interesting... somehow railway or transport?
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EK 1914 Wiegerholungsspange 1870
Chris Boonzaier replied to Homerjey's topic in Germany: All Eras: The Iron Cross
An ugly spacefiller? -
Here is an Interesting one, the bottom of the Photo touches on the village of Vaux, botton right touches on the Vaux teich/Pond, and Fort Vaux is top Left. Bottom half right you can see the French MG positions that could take all of the Village, Teich etc under fire...
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Hi, I think we are more used to War Time Passes, this must be a pre war pass. best Chris
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Hear is the Vaux Teich/Dam Photo from april 1916 showing the French lines, the map about 40 days later, Red for French positions, Blue for German.
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That is indeed a find!! When i was in the archives there was a huge ledger will all the GSWA POWs, Wounded etc. etc.... i ordered it by chance, apparently noone has been able to find it in the order lists, I cannot remember what it was exactly listed under, but i think there was a provost Marchall collection on GSWA and it was in there somewhere.
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The Pionier/Navyguy/MW is an interesting mixture, 1916-17 in the Prippetsümpfen, I think he was transfered around a bit, seems like no Western front. An interesting combination.
