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He got the commander grade on 1960-06-04. So the group is most probably from him.

Have you found a suspect?

The hallmarks are AT for Tillander and the other is 813H. so not a year stamp.

Here are the three different types. Blue: awarded to staff - 268 pieces Light Blue: awarded to guests - 232 pieces Red: awarded to members of the Norwegian court - 49 pieces

Yes, he got it in 1942.

Paul von Hase got the Commander 1st class with swords on March 30th as one of only 26 people to get it with swords. 14 of them was germans and the rest from Finland. 19 people got the 2nd class commander with swords. 15 of them were germans.

The first hallmark is the stamp of the finnish mint, rahapaja. The crown is to show that it is controlled 830 is the silver content B8 is the year

Third row looks like: UK military cross UK Egypt Medal Russia St George Russia St Anna

Just published! A brand new book about german recipients and foreigners in german service of the Finnish Cross of Liberty between 1941-1944. A4 format, 532 numbered pages and printed in 40 numbered copies of which 7 is to the government according to law. Egenutgivna böcker - Medalj-forskning.se

Just published! A brand new book about german recipients and foreigners in german service of the Finnish Cross of Liberty between 1941-1944. A4 format, 532 numbered pages and printed in 40 numbered copies of which 7 is to the government according to law. Egenutgivna böcker - Medalj-forskning.se

My guess would be Russia. It is definitly not from Scandinavia.

It’s not polish at all. it is from Belgium. The Political Prisoner's Cross 1940-1945.

Of course it must be the Austrian Red Cross! I can't believe I didn't think of that! 😐 The button is maker marked for Boullanger Paris France. It's quite usual that Swedish boutons are made in France, I have some others in my collection. The bouton have what I think the following ribbons: Yellow ribbon Pale blue ribbon - Swedish jubilee medal? Red ribbon - Legion de Honor? White/red ribbon on outside - Austrian red cross? Dark blue ribbon on outside - Finnish White Rose? I first thought that the yellow ribbon was the Swedish order of the sword. But it looks like all-yellow.

Hello! Does anyone recognize the ribbon on this bouton / ordens-button? I suspect that it might come from one of the nordic countries but I might be wrong.

Yes! It could definitly be that ribbon! Thanks Mike!

Hello! Does anyone recognize this ribbon? Its pale blue at the edges and yellow center. It MIGHT be from Thailand or some other Asian country. The ribbon next to it is the Order of the Crown from Thailand.

Here is a pretty boring miniaturebar from Northern Sweden. Norrbottens Landstorm and Skytteförbund. Here is a more unusual chain with different Swedish athlete-badges. Both shooting, skiing and swimming. Unfortunately one badge is missing.

The cross looks fine! I seriously doubt that anyone would fake these crosses since they are common and usually quite cheap. But if it was the version with swords I would be careful since those are very rare.

Here is a nice miniature bar that belonged to Ragnar Hamilton with both the Order of the Sword and the rare Norwegian Order of St Olav Knight 2nd class with swords!

Can you show a pic of the back? Is the second medal from Landstormen? What year is hallmarked on Civilförsvarets förtjänsttecken?

He got the Swedish order of the Sword on 1908-06-06

Thanks! I was also thinking that it is probably a Danish recipient.

Here is a nice little chain with Danish, Icelandic, Italian and a Swedish order. @larsb001 Do you belive this to be a Swedish or a Danish miniature-chain?

Do you have a link to the auction?

Here is a very nice miniature ribbon to Major Philip Henrik Ludvig Bogislav von Schwerin.