jonsey2001

These look good to me. If the clutch posts are short, where the clutches almost touch the back of the wing that is a good indication of earlier wings. Also the solder looks like a puddle around the base of the posts also another good indicator of earlier construction.

Thanks to you both. I still have not found a translation.

Cheers!

Gentleman, many thanks!

Greetings,

I have made my very first British WW1 Victory medal acquisition. What I didn't know is that they are all numbered and named. I haven't a clue where to start looking for information, so I am kindly asking for your assistance. It is numbered named and has C.F.C after the name. Any insight is immensely appreciated.

Kindest regards... George

Hello, I must agree after finding a link listing all of his decorations. I have a couple more to add to this.

Thanks!!

Greetings,

I have to share this. Hopefully thus proves to be interesting. The back of th these photos list Generals the one here is Gen. Kiukaid. I am not 100% tat I have transcribed the name accurately. I hope to add to this soon.

Best... George

I have a couple that were classified during WW2. If I manage to dig them out I will post a pic.

Nice! Many thanks I just sat down to a cup of tea and my pc... mystery solved!

Thanks!

Thanks I haven't had time yet.

Greetings,

I am curious to know what this is. It is addressed to the US.

Thanks in advance,

George

Hello,

I have the pair and am wondering if anybody know what unit. They are Meyers pin back. Not sterling.

Thanks in advance.

George

1917 inscribed on the back of the rifle expert badge. Not sure how common that was. Anybody know if it was common?

I havent looked for it yet. Hopefully this weekend. The cover and tunic are different Marines.

The top bar is broken it was in the pocket.

I just bought this. It was put together the tunic and cover are named to 2 different Marines.

George

Hello! I have a lot of ribbons. And most of the older ones are covered.I dont think that is anything special but a different manufacturers process.

Cheers!

Paul, I will as soon as i can connect with him. He is in a wheelchair and is a busy guy him self. The most unique item is the rifle cover.

Thank you!

No doubt about it. Thanks again.

Most impressive Patrick.

Thank you Patrick. This is all new to me.

George

Thanks. It wasnt cheap but I dont think i lost out. I must confess that when I saw Airborne" I got excited. Ant the red plume is interesting. Thank you all for the feedback.

My last few posts of items that I have found weren't very interesting. This grouping is all gear. But I will be speaking with the son this week. I will definately need assistance with the ensuing research. I want to put together a shadow box of medals and ribbons and give it to the son. If there is any interest in seeing the seabag let me know i will add pics of the tactical unit markings. I hope to learn and share from this with the forum.

I guess I should try to obtain his serial number and DOB, would anything else be helpful for researching?

Many thanks.

Thank you sir. I am getting out early hoping to redeem myself.

Cheers!

Hello Rogi! Like boy scouts of america?

Greetings!

I picked this up today. And I have not a clue. I am hoping it is not crap... looking for assistance with ID of the insignia and era.

Thank you in advance!

George