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Very nice

Very nice

I just came across Auction book when those items were offered for the first time The Auction was held 0n 2-22 of September 1989 in Limburg Germany I will copy and list the King Ferdinand items

I also suspect because The Order of Leopold II is awarded for civil contributions the boxes for the medals were awarded in boxes similar to the Civic medals What ever the reason it is fact

It should be, however for some reasons I have seen the LII medals with French text only only in such boxes I also have seen cases with Crown and LII underneath as well a blue case with letters M.O.L.II I also assume that could be a lot of mix and match of medals and boxes or as you stated 2nd Classes medals could have been sold/awarded in a box like this (2me CLASSE) Obviously when comes to the lower level Awards

one more variation of this model

Welcome Good Luck with the new hobby

It is from the Communist period and it is not a rare one I will say around 100 EURO

Thank you for sharing your story

I fully support t and agree with this statement Cheers

I personally reduced my EK1 collection and I keep only well known models including KMST ones

Hi Vicyal, You are correct This is a Bulgarian Uniform from around 1980 1990 period of an Junior Officer.- Second Lieutenant If am not mistaken it is Artillery Officer

That is a shame to remove the reverse medallions for display. i suspect that this person is not any more alive and if he kept the medallions in a place only he knew the person who acquired the Set did not know about the fact and resp;d them as they were. Now if you have them you have the difficult tusk to get replacement medallions i t could be a long process but not impossible Good Luck

Very nice

There are three Classes Medals of this Order Look a the topic Order of Leopold II in this Section 1st Class Gold 2nd Class Silver 3rd Class Bronze