1812 Overture
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I also like Bavaria and you. -
This photo is clearer
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Gentlemen, I came here again the day before yesterday and found that the house still exists. And I also saw the old stone bridge Please pay attention to the railings, they still exist. In the past, the scenery here was particularly beautiful. . Now there are people who have bees here. .
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I especially want the third medal on the right.
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I think that on the right side of the Saxony-Eunstin order is the 50th anniversary of the Grand Duchy of Baden in 1902. The last one, I can't see clearly.
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I think. . This is also the Saxon medal bar. . .
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Hungarian Royal order of merit
1812 Overture replied to Alex K's topic in Central & Eastern European States
Friend, I am honored to discover this article, and I am very happy that you have been active in this forum for so many years. I have just purchased a cross from the Kingdom of Hungary with a mini breast star. -
Ukrainian Warriors of the period 1914-1921
1812 Overture replied to UNR1917's topic in Central & Eastern European States
Great, very good science post -
My little collection of finnish liberty crosses
1812 Overture replied to JohanH's topic in Northern European & Baltic States
Breathtaking collection! -
Dear Sir, my friend Chris has recommended you to me. I would like to ask you what you think about my post. I can't find the Hanover August III wedding medal. I need help, but I don't understand German. Thank you
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Hello, Mr. Paul. I have a question about the Bulgarian 1887 election commemorative medal, not a Bulgarian, can you get it? For example, German or Austrian-Hungarian can get it? Thank you
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Gentlemen, does anyone know if this medal is not for Bulgarians? For example, Austrian-Hungarians can get it?
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I don't know why, I am far from the other side of the ocean, and I have a strong interest in these "cold" medals. This article is really old, 2005. . At that time, I was still a child.Very lucky, I see that you are still active in this website.
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Gentlemen, I saw this photo in an electronic magazine a few days ago. Obviously, this is an old soldier, but he still wears the Qing Dynasty Ssangyong order that has disappeared for at least twenty years (the Qing Dynasty died in February 1912). Does anyone know his information? It would be best to have his photos before the First World War. Thank you According to the photo, it is the third grade of the double dragon order.