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Guards Armoured: Thank you! At least now I have something to reference if anyone questions the spacing. Pretty close to what I had guessed but this is a good reference.
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You might say, "Well, Phil, you're being too anal about this, aren't you?" Maybe but if I'm going to the trouble of sewing this stuff myself, I don't want to read months later that it's not correctly spaced and so to have to redo it.
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Bump. I'm sure there were regs. I just don't have a lead on access to them. Anyone?
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I find it odd that none of the Osprey WW1 or WW2 references include the measures for these, nor does the Brassey's WW1 British uniform book. I haven't seen yet the newer Campaign photo reference books.
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...and is it correct to say that in the field, many units wore none for security reasons?
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I'm sorry if this has been answered before; I couldn't find it.
I understand the regimental patch was worn as near as possible to the shoulder seam;
I also believe I read the downward tip of chevron rank stripes were about 9" below the shoulder seam, centered in the sleeve.
Were the additional division and arm of service patches just evenly spaced between?
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VtwinVince: Thank you. My project for this year is to reproduce his 1912 full dress uniform, with helmet, tunic, aiguillette, epaulettes and baton. This will likely take most of the year. I hope to post what I have. by fall.
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Does anyone know of a source for miniature Imperial German ribbons? I have long searched for the miniature size ribbon for the Prussian 1866 Koeniggratz medal (and others) I have had the suggestion to buy the lapel ribbons often listed on German ebay but I would hate to cannibalize one just for that ribbon.
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What were the bandeau for these shakos? Were they always the same or different for various battalions?
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Were there regulations for this? I know, he's the king so he can do what he wants, but there may have been regs.
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OK, Now, thanks to the help of contributors we know what medals/ribbons were on Ludwig III's impressive medal bar. He wore a plain ribbon bar with his field gray Bavarian Field Marshal uniform. What is the height (up and down) measure for the bar? Looks to me like 4.5 or even 5 centimeters. Does anyone know?
He also wore a narrower bar, probably 2.0 cm. (last picture). I am interested in the taller bar.
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I assume this is the proper forum to ask this: Does anyone have a source for the ribbon for the WW2 Order of Suvorov 1st Class? I have looked online and found the 2nd and 3rd class ribbons but not the higher class. I assume it's out there somewhere but not in the usual places. Any help locating a length of it is appreciated.
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12 hours ago, Great Dane said:
Didn't Lukasz already answer that (in the other thread)?
Polish Polonia Restituta and USSR Order of Suvorov.
That page concerned an earlier ribbon bar of only two rows. This one is probably the next in the 'evolution'. Thanks for the information! Best, Phil
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I noted, on the top row, the Second World War campaign ribbon now inserted between the WW1 Victory Medal ribbon and the 1911 George V coronation ribbon.
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Agree with both corrections/additons. So:
1. Military Order of the Bath
2. DSO with repeat award rosette
3. Mons Star with rosette
4. WW1 Service Medal
5. WW1 Victory Medal
6. George V Coronation medal 1911
7. George V jubilee medal 1935
8.George VI Coronation medal 1937
9. Belgian Croix de Guerre
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Can anyone identify all the ribbons on Brookie's two row medal ribbon ensemble?
1. Military Order of the Bath
2. DSO with repeat award rosette
3. Mons Star with rosette
4. WW1 Service Medal
5. WW1 Victory Medal
6. Edward VII Coronation medal
7. George V jubilee medal 1935
8.George VI Coronation medal 1937
9. ? French Croix de Guerre?
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Tony: Thank you! I think this answers it, it is likely and ADC insignia. I hope others will visit this thread and add to what we have concluded. I will peruse the older thread. Best, Phil
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WW2 Battledress: 1944-45 insignia placement
in Great Britain: Militaria: Badges, Uniforms & Equipment
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Farkas: Yes, thanks! Do you have any Other Ranks with chevrons that might show the measures from the shoulder seam?