Jump to content
News Ticker
  • I am now accepting the following payment methods: Card Payments, Apple Pay, Google Pay and PayPal
  • Latest News

    Ulsterman

    Honorary Member
    • Posts

      7,155
    • Joined

    • Last visited

    • Days Won

      5

    Everything posted by Ulsterman

    1. Isn't that a big Karl silver bravery medal? The medals behind the imperial red cross medal make me think Hungarian. I don't see a long service medal in there.
    2. Looking at the medals' order-it appears the austrian medals are recognized as 'german'-which perhaps means post Anschluss, but pre long service medals issue. Makes you wonder who wore it without a long service medal-SA/ SA reserve/ party official/ DRK?
    3. Really nice bar-to a man who fought in at least one tough battle and probably saw a lot of combat in france. I'd bet he ended up as an NCO and had a schnalle too.
    4. It is the Hessian "war honour decoration": see Dave Danners' most excellent site: http://home.att.net/~david.danner/militaria/hessen.htm
    5. nice bar! The Austrian red cross medal makes the set!
    6. I believe he also sells them on ebay. He is my source for replacement austrian trifolds.
    7. sweet! Great piece-and well worth an article!
    8. Fantastic! Any chance the Partisan assn. records are still around? Or that the Assn. stille xists?
    9. note edit above
    10. Nice photo. See him (I think) also on ebay being sold with a BB & Co. star by joanem2816 out of Blaine, Washingtoon. Hatless, that photo shows him in Wilhelmshafen around 1917. http://coins-decorations.com/images/800-999/807/3.jpg picture into the void:
    11. I LOVE the idea. Also, it enhances bars' historical value as there is provenance provided.
    12. Not complete-but has lists for some of the awards, esp. 1919-35 ( a few private awards to "female singers" and tradespeople. Also some statutes.
    13. I think #2 is fine. i have photos of berlin police who later went into the Wehrmacht who had this medal combination. #1...I do not know-but Rick will.
    14. Try also: Max Hans' "Die Orden und Ehrenzeichen von Sachsen-Coburg-Saalfeld und Sachsen-Coburg-Gotha: 1689-1935". (1986), Coburg Copy shop.
    15. 2nd one: My beloved war comrade Mr. Lt. Otto Rost, in fond rememberance, etc. etc. Hauptman von Frobel. date I am glad you got them. First one says basically the same thing.
    16. Nice ones. I think some are made in France and Switzerland and 'extras' are sold on the open market.
    17. Alas, I don't have the book- I was outbid. But Jeff Floyd (get better soon jeff!) will have a copy. I am willing to bet Glenn or somebody else has a copy though. Sorry.
    18. You -you @#!X!% I can not take any more drama-what with Chris Boonzairs most excellent Adventure/ Ek mystery document-and Xmas coming on. My heart just can't this suspense.
    19. I don't know, but there is a 300 odd page book that's a world wide bibliography of medal books out there. Floyd Johnson et al. just sold it. I'll go dig out the reference. Found it: Bibliography of Orders and Decorations by Mulder and Alec Purvis (nice bloke), 321 pp. 1999. softbound
    20. come again? What exactly is #3? The Lion issued medals?
    21. Not even a small fire? So I need about 16 medals in all? Plus documents? Are they common to find at all?
    ×
    ×
    • Create New...

    Important Information

    We have placed cookies on your device to help make this website better. You can adjust your cookie settings, otherwise we'll assume you're okay to continue.