91-old-inf-reg
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Here’s the very lucrative Oldenburg Krierverein Verdienstkreuz and the flag version from my own collection and the corresponding case, miniature, and it mounted that I’ve archived from various sources: the flag version: the holy grail of medal bars I missed on eBay a couple years back: a recent sale I missed by literal minutes:
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Most certainly is!
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Here’s the second class paper packet
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Beautiful piece! the ribbon is in great shape too!
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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!
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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I have a strong feeling that #2 is the Hessian bravery medal
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Could it be an 1849-1849 Austrian large golden bravery medal and an Austrian service cross for 40 years?
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Absolutely beautiful! I can’t even compete, this has already been shown here at least twice, the second one, practically common place now:
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Here’s a very interesting non-combatants-combatants bar that just sold for what I think is a really reasonable price:
