graham
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An engraved WW1 Military Cross to a Lieutenant Robert MacNaughton Connell, Royal Garrison Artillery, attd. 140th Heavy Battery:
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Thanks VtwinVince.
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Thanks everyone. Front:
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What do people think, good or bad?
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Very interesting markings. Maybe from Krakow? https://www.silvercollection.it/DICTIONARYEUHALLMARKPOLAND.HTML None of these are a perfect match but some come close.
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Interesting little group. Thanks for sharing.
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Just faded I think. Have you checked the unexposed area of the ribbon to see if it still retains its original colour?
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Nice piece.
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Egyptian Military Technical College? http://www.mtc.edu.eg/mtcwebsite/
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Sorry, my error. I think there were 3 awarded to the Honvéd part of the Austro-Hungarian army (not sure if they were awarded during Franz Joseph's reign or Karl's or a combination of both).
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Great find. 'Small Silver FJ Bravery Medal with 3 repeat bars' - very hard to find. I think I read somewhere many moons ago that only about 3 were awarded.
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Nice collection. Congratulations. Love the VC!!!!!!!!!
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Greg, This is an interesting site: https://www.omsa.org/attachments-an-interesting-story-of-embellishment-part-iv/ I have seen bars marked 'ALPACCA - SILBER' as well. Josef Zimbler had some of their bars marked 'JZ'.
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Oldenburg, Cross of Loyalty of the Chamber of Industry and Commerce, Cross of Honor. I am assuming 1st class. 2nd class below: https://www.numisbids.com/n.php?p=lot&sid=3007&lot=4471
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Best wishes to all this Christmas and New Year.
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Great collection. Thanks for sharing.
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The best way to store paper documents
graham replied to azyeoman's topic in Preservation & Restoration of Military Artifacts
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Thanks Graf.
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One I picked up a few years ago, in its case. Comments welcomed:
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Vince, Thanks. I purchased it at a Thies auction back in 2017. Good learning curve.
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As requested:
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Thanks fellas. I should be able to post an image of the barrel in a couple of days or so.
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Thanks Vince.
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A 4th Class Prussian Order of the Crown with swords, unmarked.
