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    HeikoGrusdat

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    1. Yes these campaign bars are known as especially worn on the iron cross...of course private purchases as always talking about campaign bars like this - the value is not easy to say because the market shows some strange price movements - but if you can get them then buy them because they are not often to find
    2. Nice bar if I should make a guess I would say navy some kind of Deckoffizier with MEZ2 in first place and some times in away from home in china AND other colonial places because of the Kolonialdenkmünze - ww1 only with the war aid cross....but as said before , you can only guess here.... are there holes in the ribbons of battle clasps orI what do I see.... maybe 4 holes I can make out....
    3. You have seen Seyffarts ribbon bars in an other collection??? Any details that you can give me? Please contact me....here or via pm if you like
    4. Nice set because you have here 3 pieces of 3 time periods.... the bar without medals is from the mid to end 1920s with his ww1 awards and the inofficial medals that have to be removed after the Hindenburg cross came out , the bar with medals is from the mid to end 1930s with Hindenburg instead of the inofficial ones and the document of 1943 shows what his bar would have looked at that time with additional TD25 and KVK2
    5. N°3....normally the Langensalza medal has the wearers name engraved at the side of the medal
    6. I am with Paul.... Braunschweig group a bit too high in price but the Mecklenburger....not too often on the market a medal bar with that medal on it
    7. some of the bars look like combinations from somewhere between Oz and Hogwarts with fantasy devices on it.....but look at the reverses.... I hear the bells ringing loooooouuuuud
    8. ah it is not yours? Of course not an official clasp for the DSWA-medal (private ordered rememberence something....) but what I can see from the pics nice original old piece ------- AND ------- the first one like this I have seen for all times + Kalahari 1907 for the british troops + Narudas (instead of Nurudas) additionaly there are a lot of inofficial private purchased clasps known with different places on it , mostly from ww1 battles , but worn on the DSWA-medal too sometimes (of course incorrectly and not official)
    9. the only thing I could say from these pics is that the ribbons look very new and the medals show a lot of aging.....!????
    10. Did you buy it from a military dealer or was it a private purchase? Any information of family or location where it came from?
    11. Maybe he has seen Kaiserslautern sometime, the Pfalz belonged to Bavaria in earlier times...but the Große Hauptquartier has never been in Kaiserslautern so I would guess Koblenz should fit for his time there
    12. Thats not the Bundesverdienstkreuz.... it is the Ehrenkreuz der Bundeswehr
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