Bob Hunter

The poor wretches neither jerk nor Swim either!

Magnificent bar, Heiko! Welcome to the forum and I hope Rick can help you with this one. Good luck!

Bruce Catton has described their actions that day in both his trilogies and it is addressed in the Official Records or the War of the Rebellion.

Magnificent display, Larry! Best Ground Assault badge I have ever seen!

I remember...WILLIE HORTON-LAND!

Gaawd! What must it be like to be Rick Research? Men stand in awe, women hurl themselves at you. You must be constantly mobbed by Rick Research groupies and innundated with fan mail from women who want to have your baby. Sometimes the price of fame can be a real burden.

Izzat 4 U or 4 us? Now you know why I like FEDEX!

Nawwwwwwwww! You're gonna find one in a pawn shop for $50!

Yeah! Like what Rick just said! Splendid set! Wonderful score, congratulations.

and the mark.

reverse.

Here is one that is fairly tough to find in any condition...an early hollow back maker marked AS with the unique .A.S marking and in bronze. The only knocks on this badge are some wear to the high points on the headlights and the turret edges and parts of the wreath and a repaired catch. For a badge this rare those are points easily forgiven.

An interesting and unusual uniform. Thanks for sharing it.

I've been thinking (which is something I should not do without good adult supervision) about that veteran's medal bar and why there are no crossed swords or campaign clasps on the Kyffh?user ribbon. My guess is that on this particular rig the medal was mounted higher up on the bar so as to line up with bottoms of the other medals. By doing that it makes it impossible to mount swords or campaign clasps in the space remaining above the medal. The work around is a taller bar but that was not to be in this case.

A pair of handsome bars from a super source. Good job!

I those miniature campaign bars!

What an interesting bar! Nice addition.

Box and tissue in which to wrap a Hermann Aurich marked silver PAB.

Box and tissue in which to wrap a Hermann Aurich marked silver PAB.

reverse.

This is my KM backed Krim.

Those little guys are knockouts!

Smokin'! Interesting setup with a button and a pin rather than two pins.

Is there any speculation about who made these EKIs with textured finish?

Really, Rick? I thought these were an awesome pair. We all look up to you moderators...