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After 1990 It is written only "Republic of Bulgaria" Before 1990 it would be " People's Republic of Bulgaria" Cheers

his type is well-know and widely considered fake. If you search for "small crown fake" on this forum, you'll find a very educative thread here. There has also been some reference to these fakes in this long obsolete thread. Most striking feature is their die-struck and painted, though stepped core. Besides that, they're around as 1813, 1870, 1914 and even 1939 crosses... and all are from the same tools. I agree with this comment.

Interesting. It looks like the nurse is from Children Hospital

Nicely said I agree. Have a lovely Birthday!

Nice Bar Congrats

Nice crosses

I agree the Box is Belgian and the text was intentionally damaged Any way nice medal ..and the box can be used till you get an original..only if you need one Cheers

Nice collection Cheers

Nice and mysterious item We will wait Cheers

Hi Scottplen, Although this thread is for the 1941 Model it is a nice small WW1 medal bar. Bear in mind that at the beginning of WW2 the leftovers of the WW1 Soldier Crosses were awarded with Awarding Documents dating the beginning till mid WW2 period like the New World post:

Well done

Thank you 922F, Do my best to keep the topic

I like this classic box EK2 is marked "G" for Godet Berlin

I am not sure about the box originality Ir rather stick to well known ones

Bulgarian General Popoff

Hi 922F, Thank you for the information Very interesting, especially the fact that he got the Civil Division of the Order of St Alexander I suspect he received few luxury models decorations. he was well known of his extravaganza and love for luxury items. I am still chasing the name of the VIP from the previous post On this photo that I posted not long ago he is wearing the St Alexander Star. The photo was taken during a visit to Bulgaria.

Lovely medal Bar with miniature devices attached

Hi PREM, I agree with graham - very nice "modest' collection

Richsmarschall Georing with Grand Cross Star of the Order of St Alexander with Diamonds

Interesting Commander Unknown Maker

Congrats on you collection. We all started with modest collections. That is way to go till you get experience and confidence for the next level