Flávio P.Z.Peixoto

Thank you for your help

Hi everyone, I bought this French ribbon bar at auction and I need help identifying some of the ribbons, I'm assuming the original veteran was a volunteer with the Red Cross of the Order of Malta, on account of the ribbons, but I'm not sure, I'd appreciate any help. 1 – Legion of honor - officer 2 -? 3 – legion of honor again? 4 - Medal of French Gratitude – silver 5 - Honour medal for courage and devotion – gold 6 – victory medal 7 - ? 8 – order of malta? 9 – Verdun medal 10 – ww1 comemorative medal 11 - ? 12 - croix du combattant 13 – red cross? 14 – red cross? 15 – red cross service medal 16 – red cross?

Here is another piece, a tunic from the 70's of a Colonel of the Military Police of the State of São Paulo of the 20th Battalion of the Interior, with a bar of the gold medal for 30 years of service, only missing the visor, tie and the insignia of superior officer in the right pocket to finish. Sorry for the bad pics, it's best I can.

Thank you very much Hendrick, I still have many pieces to show, here are some more that belonged to my great-grandfather. His Military Historic along with his 20 Years Service Medal in Silver and the Police insignia that he used when he was part of the Air Force Police. He joined the Air Force in 1945, shortly before the end of the Second World War, at the School of Sub-Officers and graduated in Aircraft Mechanics in 1947, this book deals with his trajectory from 1945 to 1965 (I'm looking for the other book from 65-75 when he retired), one of the most troubled periods in the country, the end of the Vargas Dictatorship in 1945 and the beginning of of the Military Dictatorship of 1964, it also contains many signatures of important Air Force Officers, mainly Ministers and ex-combatants of the Italian Campaign. In the last photos, he with one plane and his identity card which has a funny history with it, the Brazilian Air Force was created in 1941 and he entered in 1945, because that, his identity card came out at number 99, which constantly caused him problems with the authorities civilians and military because they think it is a false document. Unfortunately they are the only things he had left, the other things were lost with time.

Hello everyone, I know that many of you have never seen or know little about Brazilian medals and equipment, so I would like to show you some pieces from my collection. The first photo is an American M1 helmet that was used by the Brazilian Expeditionary Force in the Italy campaign, with a Bronze Star (very awarded to Brazilian soldiers) and the Campaign Medal, with its bar, miniature and original envelope, these envelopes are very rare, they were only sent to soldiers who could not receive in person (wounded and prisoners of war), this medal was awarded to Private Cícero Bezerra de Paiva Sobrinho of the 8th Group of the 27th Battalion of Amazon Hunters.

my sincere apologies, because of the saturation of the photo, the ribbons and the Order of Saxe seem very strange, modern production, with the editing done on the photo it was much better.

unfortunately the whole bar looks bad to me, even the medals, I've seen some stores that mount and sell replicas of German bars, this seems to be one of those products.

Hi, in the next month this embroidered star of the Portugal Sash of the Three Orders go to a auction, in the description, are saying thats part of the Robe of the Order, but i can't find any reference about this Robe, can anyone help me with this piece?

that's a wonderful collection Klaus, what is the skull patch? for tank crew?

they are beautiful bars, I always found the repeated ribbons curious and a little funny because of the medals that had the same ribbons, I imagine even the Austrian military were a little confused by them

Thanks a lot for the help.

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.

the shooting medal is possibly from the same veteran, the pin was probably added by someone.

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?

Hello, is was not allowed to use the clasp on the ribbon/medal bars, only on the buttonhole ribbon

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.

Can someone help me to identify the last medal of Prince August Leopold of Saxe-Coburg and Bragança.

It's a very nice bar, I could be wrong, but did it belong to a combat medic because the red cross medal?

thank you for the help

I recently bought this Italian WW1 Ribbon bar, that's a one person bar or a separades groups?

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 ?