1812 Overture

These people do not wear masks. . The virus will spread rapidly

Thank you two friends for your answers. I still have questions, can I wear neutral country orders in WW1? For example, Sweden and Denmark did not participate in the war

This is the Italian Crown Order (Grand Officer level) But I have a question. If EK2 was issued in 1914, then Germany and Italy are belligerents, can they still wear enemy orders?

They are sold in Beijing, do you want them? no box

Mr. Chris Boonzaier is really a humorous person, breast star in Chinese meaning. . Actually we call it "星芒"

Dear collectors. It's Christmas again, this year is an unforgettable year. I have met a few friends in the forum. First of all, I want to thank them for their help and answer my questions. I know that some countries in Europe are not happy now, and I hope that the new year can have a new start. I couldn't open GMIC a few days ago. I don't know when I can't log in here. I also have no way to determine which category my Christmas tree is sent to? So, I put it in the section of the German Empire that I like for everyone to appreciate. I only collect orders established before 1910. Of course, there are several versions of breast stars beyond this time. thanks for watching Merry Christmas

That is indeed the look of a proud man....

It is indeed proud!

I know a French dragoon. .

Obviously, what I actually want to express is another topic. .

Very beautiful and interesting medal bar. I recently saw a set of Nassau Grand Cross Oranges. I want to ask if you understand? I want to buy it

Can we make up as Vikings and take them away on Halloween?

Good morning sir. Is this your collection? it is good! Do I need to know the current price of the commander-level Prussian official order (18K gold)?

Can anyone tell me whether Commander Olaf’s order is a military version? I didn't see the sword

I have the coronation medal of Hakon VII

I actually have two pictures like you, but I just saved the pictures

Thank you very much, I just need this photo

Dear Mr. Karlo，A few days ago I saw a photo of the German navy that you posted to get the breast star order from Orange-Nassau in the Netherlands. I didn’t save it. I can’t find that article. Can you? Send me again?

I can open it too, there is no virus prompt, but I can’t see any pictures (pretend to be happy)

I especially like the photos you send. As for the questions you ask, sometimes I can only answer you in Chinese, but I think you will not understand them.

Sorry I just read this article. 吕玉兰 This person’s name = Lv Yulan (In modern people’s opinion, it is a commonly used name for women, but in ancient China, Lan also means "junzi") 流芳百世=This idiom is often seen on Chinese tombstones. It probably means "passed on for a long time, a hundred generations = a hundred centuries", similar to a western epitaph 直隶=A province in the Qing Dynasty, probably located in Beijing, Hebei, and Shandong together 沧州=The hometown of martial arts in China, with strong folk customs

Thank you, friend, you once again chose the path of generosity