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This is the reverse. Officers Dress EGA. And my droop wing pair. Can't upload the back side. I hit the cap. No hallmarked but shows quality manufacturing.
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Hello all, Take a close look at the difference. Shame neither are hallmarked. -George
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Hello, I will try to get pics. I just added 2 WW2 era officers covers. Dress blues cover is Meyers with original tissue inside. The Alphas cover is NOS also and made by Lancaster. Picked up 3 more EGAs as well. I still owe pics of the pin back. George
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Odd flag
jonsey2001 replied to jonsey2001's topic in Great Britain: Militaria: Badges, Uniforms & Equipment
Mike! It is the British East India Company Flag. I guess the flag is old. Older than I suspected. Thank you for leading to it. Kind regards, George -
Hello all, Once again Google and Yahoo have failed me. What is this flag for? It does not floures and has a #7 stamped on it. Any and all insight is appreciated. Kind regards, George
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Hello all, I am curious about this helmet. The marking appear to be that in the subject. I am wondering if the P is for Polish or pursuit or something else. Any and all insight is appreciated. Kind regards, George
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Hello all, I am curious about this helmet. The marking appear to be that in the subject. I am wondering if the P is for Polish or pursuit or something else. Any and all insight is appreciated. Kind regards, George
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Standard m-38 belt, canteen and a Carlisle bandage. If the tin is red it is earlier. Looks like m-7 bayonet very common items over all. This looks to be in better than average condition.
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It is an officers cap badge. I will get a couple more pics from the sides.
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I cannot add much to this. Like you, I have a ways wondered how a 1 star general is called a Brigadier general... Cheers.
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Thank you sir! Most likely done for tourism. It is oil on board. There are nail holes most likely for the original frame.
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Hello all, I am hoping to find out who this is. Looks to be Franco Prussian era. Any comments or suggestions are welcome. Kind regards, George
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Anybody?
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Here's what I learned: the wings so not have berries near the shield. This makes them an older variant.
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Sad news about this. He spray painted it with copper paint... It looks aweful to me now. I was going to try to buy it.
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Hello again, Here is another interesting one from the lot. Not sure if it is pre or post WW2. Any feedback appreciated. No hallmarks.. I uploaded 2 images and deleted one to crop it, I hit the 8mb limit. Will try again tomorrow. Thanks again. George
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Hello all, I just won this in a local auction. It's Meyer hallmarks and in nice condition. Is it the 1902 variation or the 1910? I'm not all too familiar. Thanks in advance! George
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The purple heart was instituted by George Washington during the Revolution. For merit on the battlefield. I do not really know more than this. I believe this is the reason for his bust on the modern design.To preface Paul's earlier post. Very nice medal. Best... George
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Don't worry about me. They are much more interesting.
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Thank you both. I hope so too.
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Greetings, I have had these since last summer. I am seeking some opinions, pertaining to authenticity. If anyone is interested in close-up pictures I will take more and add them later. Kind regards, George
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Out of an estate. I have find out about the family. I didn't think to ask, when i took these pics. Thank you for the insight. If I manage to dig anything up i will be sure to share. We really do not see things like this every day.
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Hello, I performed a couple basic searches, not much to report back. The material is chalk or plaster, with a nice bronze paint. It is crossed rifles with a 6. I am thinking Span Am war. What is more appropriate as a description brigade, division or batallion? Thank you again! George
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Hi Rogi, admittedly I smiled after reading your reply. I don't think it is a mass produced item because of the detail. The wrap around the shoulder is the American flag. Hopefully this will spark a Nice discussion. Best.. George
