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Posts posted by Igor Ostapenko
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This is 3rd class cross
In 1880 there were three degrees of the cross - two gold and one degree of the silver cross.
In 1885, the Prince added a fourth-degree cross and all veterans who received a cross in 1880 added a bow to the ribbon of the cross.Russian medal in silver was presented to all veterans who fought on Shipka.
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19 hours ago, AlexLev said:
So, according to the aforementioned journal, this medal was minted also by Carl Poellath Munz- und Pragewerk Schrobenhausen (old and famous German mint company).
I will add L. CHR. LAUER from Nurnberg for first silver medals 1908 y.
If you can read Russian - see on russian forum
http://ak-group.ru/forum/showthread.php?t=18182
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49 minutes ago, Graf said:
Hi New World,
I have only the picture of the miniatures. I wish I had the minis on the picture.
However i managed to zoom the picture and the Date is 1913 which is the correct year for the Balkan Allies War ( or the Second Balkan War as it is known in Bulgaria)
this if full size medal on miniatures bar
https://www.dnw.co.uk/auction-archive/lot-archive/lot.php?department=Medals&lot_id=244475
“... British Red Cross Society Medal for the Balkan Wars 1912-13, 1 clasp, Bulgaria, with top bar, ‘Balkan Allies War 1913’, silver-gilt and enamel, reverse inscribed, ‘Dr. Cecil MacFadden’ ...”
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Thank You !!!
size of order - 40x70 mm , without ring
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Hi Alex,
you can see some information hier
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Bulgarian Order for Bravery Soldiers Cross -Opinion
in Central & Eastern European States
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from museum too