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Dear fellow collectors

I hope you can help me to determine the age of this Order of the Iron Crown.

There is no gold hallmarks, but it is tested to be at least 21 karat gold. Although the "top ring" is missing, I have come to like this piece because of its very fine details. The ribbon is not from this order. Top rings have probably been removed when orders had to fit into a Scandinavian groups of decorations. It is certainly one terori.

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Some Orders and Medals shops worth visiting in Berlin tomorrow?

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Poor soul who bet 3800 USD! Also very strange that the pictures are so blurry. Thanks for the warning, although I had no plans of bidding ;)

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Is Order of the Iron Crown 3 class in gold a solid or hollow construction as FJO Orders?

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Ladies and gentleman

Is this a patriotic decorations from the period or a later reproduction. And who would have worn this type of decoration at the time.

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Waterberg - Loigny Poupry clasp

Wörth - St. Quentin clasp

Noisseville - Amiens clasp

Strassburg - Metz clasp

Somme Schlacht - Champagne clasp

Peking - Kalahari 1908 Clasp

Dear Members

I hope someone here can tell me which medals these clasps has belonged to and whether they are from the period.

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Dear Members

I hope someone here can tell me which medals these clasps has belonged to and whether they are from the period.

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North Denmark

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What is this? I think the text is "factory" and the name of this.

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Allemagne clasp

Dear members.

Which medals have these clasps belonged to? and are they from the period?

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Thanks for your interest. I do not understand why these clasps has been removed from their respective medals. I hope these better pictures can tell whether they are from the period or not. I should probably show the other clasp under the respective countries on GMIC.

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Regarding Mr. Pavels first entry in the top of the page ''Until 1922 the products of Rothe & Neffe were hallmarked with 'FR' placed in a rhombus (Amtspunzierung registration number 711; II/158)." I here have an example of the hallmark <FR> in a rhombus used after 1922. This order was made from 1923-1938 in the first republic . I have also seen the same hallmarks on a similar RK Officers Cross from the same period. Sorry for the bad image, the marks shows: 935 <FR> "funny bird"

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Hello,

the mark is the austrian one (from 1902 until May 1st 1922) for imported silver.

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E.L.

Hi Elmar

I am impressed by your knowledge and speed When you say "impoteret silver" does that mean that Austrian orders in silver without this mark are mined in Austria? What is the symbol supposed to look like, a person with bat wings? I assume that "A" means that the order is made in Vienna and the "1" below means?

As Colombo, I have always just one more question. What do these two (C & *) hallmarks on the FJO commander star means?

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Dear Members

I hope the expertise in this thread can help me with this hallmark.

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Thanks to Ralf Gantzel from militaria-agent.com for very fast delivery! Beautiful sash with patania

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Dear Members

I have this little collection of medal claps/bars. Hope someone can tell me what it is and whether there are copies among them.

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