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Very nice Thank you Excellent Picture Thank you

Tony Excellent pictures Thank you for showing them

Hi Steve an excellent answer to the Question Yes this is the Republican Emission made after 1944 Those crosses lack the quality of the earlier Emissions People sometimes get confused because at the beginning of this period old left over crosses were used and only the central medallions were replaced with republican ones Here is the Republican Emission

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I agree Dave Thank you

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Hi Knatchev, Welcome to the Forum. Nice Order. - very early King Boris III period Yes, this is one of the things in collecting -try to find a box to match the order, I am not aware of any empty box on the market, however if it comes along i will let you know Regards

Good Work Yes I agree that they are from a bicorn

Very nice Badges Thank you for showing them Cheers

It is nice It will be very nice if you identify the makers Thi will help other members when they come across of similar EKs Cheers

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Thanks for sharing Here is my EK1 marked on the back "800"

Two on the left are Meybauer Second on the bottom Junker Second on the top KMST DRGM Third on the bottom J.H.Werner Third on the top Godet The two on the far right AWS- two variants One of my rare AWS i had in my collection was AWS with a lock A member of the GMIC who buy a very rare PLM Grouping recognsed that this rare AWS EK1 .that was part of it , was swapped by the Seller. I did buy the EK1 from the seller. By pure chance I found about the swap The GMIC member was very upset and after discussion I returned the EK! to the seller. I felt this was the right thing to do The EK1 was re-united with the PLM Grouping Do I regret? Yes and No Yes because i departed with a very rare AWS EK! NO -The History won for the moment Later on I saw the Grouping for sale on eMedals site Here is this rare AWS EK1

Very nice and not small Congrats I had a very nice around 30 EK1 collection Sadly reduced it to nine only Those eight and one part of a grouping marked "800"

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Hi You have done a nice research Congrats The cross is First Empire Second model with fixed crown There is other variation of this model with mobile crown See picture beloow The period is 1805-1808 The second and third models on your picture They are Officers in Gold the one listed is Knight in Silver The Sebastopol campaign was in 1856 The time difference is 40 years between this model LOH and the Clasp

Welcome on board Did you have any question regarding the photo or just list it because you like it Regards