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    91-old-inf-reg

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    1. Great collection! Are going to try and get all the grades/crown/sword versions of the BMVK? Similarly, the Saxon FA medals? Württemberg verdienstmedailles? Nevertheless, congrats on such a great collection! Best of luck!
    2. It’s a Breslau “Der Stahlhelm Reichs-Frontsoldanten-tag” 30/31 Mai meeting badge A few others in the photo can be seen wearing it Crown Prince Wilhelm is wearing a variation of this badge, pictured below best regards, Dan
    3. You’re right, simple mistake. Although that being said, it probably just came down to the manufacturer of the bar didn’t have that specific ribbon in stock and use a similar one as a stand in, but that’s just conjecture on my part
    4. Bavarian Security service award for 20 years, and a very very nice example at that! The original ribbon is great! https://www.ehrenzeichen-orden.de/deutsche-staaten/sicherheitsdienst-auszeichnung-2-klasse-fur-20-jahre.html
    5. Here’s one that sold only a couple of months ago, I remember the selling price was WAY lower than this https://woeschler-orden.de/katalog/archiv/preussen-verwundetenabzeichen-mattweiss-luxus-zweitfertigung-von-j-godet-sohn-berlin
    6. A good tell tale sign is the weight of the cross but also the poor/low details from the casting in the observe/reverse crowns also are a tell tale sign. If the weight is about (+/- ~.75 g) 15.3 g, the likelihood of it’s authenticity is much higher
    7. Could it be an 1849-1849 Austrian large golden bravery medal and an Austrian service cross for 40 years?
    8. Absolutely beautiful! I can’t even compete, this has already been shown here at least twice, the second one, practically common place now:
    9. Here’s a very interesting non-combatants-combatants bar that just sold for what I think is a really reasonable price:
    10. Ah, that’s too bad, but needless to say, even with this being the case, the ribbon still compliments it’s nicely. I love the nice dark original patina!
    11. Such a great piece and with the original ribbon to boot! The pictures are great but I know it’s always better when you have it in your hands! Congratulations!
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