hi guys, last week i went to an antiques fair and i found this sergeant m73 uniform, i found it under the name Moiseevn (which i assume is the name of the veteran), the uniform already came with the badges and tinnies so i bought the medals. I'm already providing a mannequin for the uniform, I think it was a great buy for my first soviet uniform
Does anyone know what the golden bars are under the patch?
I thought it could be a lie, because it certainly has many more medals than just for these three battalions, but I've seen many sellers and other medal sites passing this information and I took it as true.
interesting, if he was actually awarded the Schaumburg-Lippe cross, then the medal was not only awarded to native battalions as we discussed in another post.
I found this photo of him during WW2 where we have a view of his ribbon bar, unfortunately the photo is in poor quality but maybe it's possible to compare and identify the ribbons.
I could be wrong, but it is said that the Schaumburg-Lippe Cross was awarded only to its native battalions, specifically the 2nd Curhessian Hussar Regiment No.14, the Westphalian Jäger Battalion No.7 and the Rhineland Hussar Regiment No.7, which excludes the navy.
https://www.ehrenzeichen-orden.de/deutsche-staaten/kreuz-fur-treue-dienste-1914.html
thank you very much for everyone's help, I find it difficult that it is the Order of the Redeemer because in all his pictures he is using it and I don't think he would give it more importance than his other Orders.
It might not be the Order of Saxe either, but looking at this photo there appears to be spheres at the tip of the cross (or I'm just seeing wrong), which also rules out the Greek Order.
I bought this medal a few weeks ago, so far I didn't have any French medals and I thought it would be a good first purchase, could someone explain why the wound ribbon is on it?
Thank you very much for your help, the prince also participated in a diplomatic trip to Japan, so it is possible that he also has the Order of the Rising Sun.
Good night, I found this Zeal Gold Medal in an antiquary for a low price and i bought it, but i'm not sure about its originality. Is this an original exemplar for the Gold Zeal Medal ?
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