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Thank you both, that's really interesting.
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6 hours ago, Farkas said:
Thanks Gordon, it isn’t usually like that is it… when I found the lists It was a pleasant surprise,tony 🍻
let us know if you find out anything interesting 👍tony 🍻
Hi, just an update, the rolls and legders are not searchable online, so you have to visit the records office in Australia to manually search.
Thanks for the help, Duncan.
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On 03/02/2024 at 06:39, Farkas said:
Hi Duncan,
looks like there are registers with the names for numbered badges, maybe they are the badges you have…
https://www.awm.gov.au/articles/encyclopedia/badges/female_relative
the link takes you to this 👇
fingers crossed for you 🤞
tony 🍻
Hello, thank you for the information, that's very kind of you to help.
All the best, Duncan.
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30 minutes ago, Gordon Craig said:
Duncan,
I don't collect pins for the Canadian Veterans organizations that existed in Canada following the first world war but I would like to try and help. The links below might be of some use to you. The last one, from the Canadian War Museum, indicates that the pins you posted, or ones like them, would have existed from 1919 until 1938.
http://forposterityssake.ca/RCN-DOCS/RCND0025.pdf
https://exhibits.library.uvic.ca/spotlight/wwi/catalog/1-4094
https://www.warmuseum.ca/collections/archive/3134875
Regards,
Gordon
That's fantastic, many thanks for your kind help.
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That's fantastic, many thanks both of you. I read that a Doctor Valude removed Monet's cataracts, but can't find where I read that now.
Thank you again Hendrik and pinpon590, that's very much appreciated.
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Thank you both for the information, that's very helpful.
Regards,
Duncan.
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Hello Hendrik, thank you for the information, I'm delighted to own one to a women 😀
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Can someone tell me please how unusual it is for a Hindenburg Cross to have no makers mark on the rear. Does this signify anything, like later issue, or post WW2 issue?
Thank you.
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17 hours ago, bolewts58 said:
There are no reliable dealers of which I'm aware. Helmut Weitze is the most obvious and high-profile. But, even he has fakes being sold as genuine from time to time. Unless you know your stuff, it's risky to buy anything from any dealer, unless the dealer can be 100% vouched for.
What are you actually looking for?
Would really like the Silesian Eagle and Baltic Cross. Bit of a minefield though, I often see things sold as copies that look genuine to me!
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Hello, does anyone know of any reliable dealers I can buy the odd Freikorp medal from please? I'm not that great at telling fakes from genuine, so if someone knows of a trustworthy dealer please can you let me know. My usual dealers don't seem to stock them, and I don't trust ebay.
I'm in the UK.
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Thank you both, that's really interesting. Seems to be for the 1920 National Day for Large Families.
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Thank you Graf. Fantastic photos and thank you for the information.
Thank you Hendrik, I thought it changed from French text to French and Flemish. I spent ages yesterday looking online for a French only one but of course couldn't fine one. Thank you for clarifying that.
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Can someone tell me the difference between the pre and post 1958 Belgian Labour Decoration please? Or does anyone have a photo of a pre 1958 one please?
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29 minutes ago, bigjarofwasps said:
How common it is, I can’t say.
But I can confirm it is possible to have the Burma Star and France & Germany Star. I had a relative (who was in the army) with just such a group. I found it fascinating that he had fought both the Japanese and the Germans, during the war.
Thank you, that's really interesting.
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Hello, I bought this recently, more as a curiosity really. I realise it could just be two unrelated items cobbled together, but it got me thinking. Would it be even plausible for a serviceman to have served in both the Normandy Campaign and in The Burma Campaign? And if so, would this have been relatively common, or something out of the ordinary?
Thank you,
Duncan.
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31 minutes ago, VC89 said:
Didn't really noticed it before but just in case you don't know it yet: they are not the same medals ... well they are the same medals (jewels) but bacause of the ribbon it is a different one. The first one is the "Civic Medal 1st class for Long Service in the Administration" the second one is the "Civic Medal 2nd class for Acts of Bravery, Devotion and Philantrophy".
Hi, thanks for the information.
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Numbered Australian WW2 badges - can they be researched?
in Commonwealth Realms: Canada, New Zealand & Australia Medals & Militaria
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Yes, that is really annoying. There must be stacks of Commonwealth and Imperial records out there, but not accessible unless you visit the actual records office.
I remember though when all you could get of UK records was the Medal Index Card.