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Here a nice miniature medal bar with: Military Cross / 1914 - 1915 Star / British War Medal 1914 - 1918 / Interallied Victory Medal / Special Constabulary Service Medal Greetings Stefan

Thank you again. Now i unterstand. Yes his title is great Greetings Stefan

Somewere on the web i read that the special constabulary medal with king George v without crown were issued between 1931 and 1936. So Tony is right. But i dont realy unterstand what those special constabulary man are for - are they police man? Greetings Stefan

Thank you very much Tony! I will look on the linked Website Quick as possible. Its always nice to see when someone survived that horrible war. My great grandfather startet 1914 as Unteroffizier an in 1916 he lost his leg. He was shot and a couple weeks Later he lost his leg in Hospital. Greetings Stefan

Thank you Chris and Paul, im always a little feard that i payed to much. Maybe the Military cross catches my eye Paul, i just loooked on Wikipedia - the last medal ist the "Special Constabulary Long Service Medal" - Established August 30 1919 " Great War service Special Constables who served without pay during World War I from 1914-1918 for three years, and performed at least 150 police duties were eligible to be awarded the medal. Recipients who received the medal under these conditions were entitled to a clasp to their medal denoting World War I service. Special Constabulary The medal may be awarded to Special Constables who are recommended by the Chief Officer of Police of the department in which they serve so long as they have served without pay for at least nine years, and willingly and competently discharged their duty as a Special Constable. Years of service during World War I from 1914 to 1918 and service during World War II from 3 September 1939 to 31 December 1945 are counted as triple. Special Constables who complete an additional period of ten years service are eligible for a clasp to the medal, upon the recommendation of the Chief Officer of Police." from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special_Constabulary_Long_Service_Medal Greetings Stefan

Hello Paul, they came from the same seller at the Waffenbörse Kassel here in Germany. The seller came from the UK and the Bord with the Medal Bars were labeld "Unknown soldiers" Yes tobad that they are not named - but i realy like them both. Greetings Stefan

Hello all, got this bar together with the tree place mini medal bar. Payed 70€ for that... and again i hope its not to much. Im new into british medals - but im addicted to mini medal bars Maybe someone can told me what i have here and if all is correct. Greetings Stefan

Hello all, got this mini medal bar today. Im totaly new in British medal bars and maybe someone can said me what i got here. Payed 30€ for it - hope thats not to much... Greetings Stefan

Hello all, got this Relic Austrian M17 Helmet. My dad have cancer and he always wished a german/Austrian ww1 helmet. So since i dont have big money i jumped on this relic. After cleaning i saw the the outer shell has paint (on the pictures the helmet looks like crap). Its the original Field Grey Factory Paint - overpainted with matt dark green. The Shell also have a battle damage in the rim. Just found one stamp on the top of the helmet It says "414" - no other maker marks. Hope you like this helmet a little and i hope my dad will be lucky when he saw the hemet next time Greetings Stefan

Wow nice one! Can you please make a clearer shot of the Reverse? Never Saw such a beauty

Thank you very much. I found that helmet and photo to. But i wonder why just an anchor and why blue. I found a recruting Poster from the mariniers with that helmet - thats why i thought it was maybe such a helmet And here a similar oneSteel helmet and liner - but its Green with a yellow anchor

Hello all, Found this M1 clone. The liner were over painted and used as carneval hat. After cleaning the liner is white and have a crowned blue anchor at the front. I Saw similar helmets used by the royal dutch marines (koninklijke mariniers) Maybe some here has a clue for me Have a nice Day Stefan

Hello Jim, The peppels are fine - after a fire the spange had a very dark tarnish on it and after the exhibition they tryed to clean it before i got it back. Thats why the tarnish Looks a little crazy. Cant do much better with my camera.

Thats what i think - i never Put the eagle for Display. Just found it again a few days before.

Hello Chris, From star Tip to star Tip its 4,8cm

Hello al, i have this pin since years - but i dont know what it is and if an authentic piece. Im leaning towards its a Female Helper's service pin.

Hello all, need help with this badge. is it a reserve piece, patriotic jewelery or....? What did i have here?

Hello all, i need some help with thes clasp - is it real? if so - whos the maker? Its made of buntmetall. 4 flat prongs on the back - no hallmark (didnt removed it from the ribbon)

Thank you very much Pete! Thats a realy Nice group

Fantastic photos Gentleman! The luftwaffe soldier hasewn in shoulder boards - maybe thats why he used this method - its a little strange because he could simple use some of those sliders (I dont know the correct Word in english)

Here some Pictures of Soldiers with covert shoulder bords- Any more out there? Greetings Stefan

A Feldpost Sekretär Greetings Stefan A 1939 Wedding Photo with nice Löwenkopf-Säbel Greetings Stefan

A small Sxon Bar - Single Woven ribbon 1. Ek2 2. Friedrich August Medaille 3. Hindenburg Kreuz Greetings Stefan

A small Ribbon Bar 1. EK2 2. Tapferkeitsmedaille Hessen 3. Ehrenzeichen für Verdienst im Kriege Sachsen-Meiningen 4. Ehrenkreuz für Frontkämpfer 1914 - 18 Greetings Stefan

Thank you. Yes, Looks like Rick was a great guy. Rest in peace Greetings Stefan