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    Paul R

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    1. Paul R
      Anyone have any others to share?
    2. Paul R
      Thanks guys, Ed- You are right. It is very brassy. Most of the golden finish has worn off. Rick- It does make a good filler. I will keep mine for that reason, as there is no way I will ever be able to afford an original at todays prices.
    3. Paul R
      I have had this one since 1992. I was told that it was a copy that was for everyday wear. It seems to be made of brass with some of the gilt finish remaining. Any opinions? I bought it for 70 dollars fifteen years ago. As you can see, it is unnumbered. Regardless, it makes a great filler. Regards Paul
    4. Paul R
      That is a nice one Ricky!! I see that you were able to attend today. I think that Vietnamese medals are under appreciated today.
    5. Paul R
      I agree! With the great variety of maker marks, I can definitely see this as a very rewarding area for focus! Paul
    6. Paul R
      I hear ya !!
    7. Paul R
      Thanks Ed. I thought that I was losing my mind, for a brief second. Peter, Thank you for posting this interesting story. It goes to show that there are truly good people to be found everywhere.
    8. Paul R
      This is a very interesting thread. Fascinating that they use the same ribbon bar for their wounded medal as we do for our Purple Heart.
    9. Paul R
      I wonder where my last post went...? Anyway, very interesting...
    10. Paul R
      Interesting...
    11. Paul R
      Good detailed photos are most definitely needed. Welcome to the GMIC!
    12. Paul R
      Are there any photos of officials or admin personnel?
    13. Paul R
      That is a great example, Sergy. I would like to find a reasonably priced example for my uniform.
    14. Paul R
      Leigh, Thank you for sharing this treasure with us. This is the first piece of TSD related paper I have seen! This is a very significant WP!
    15. Paul R
      Leigh, Thank you for posting this most significant book. This is the first piece of TSD related paper I have seen. Regards Paul
    16. Paul R
      That would a special medal to have. I dont think that I have ever seen one with a number so low. Another great grouping, Ed. I look forward to the day when Labor orders can be proficiently researched. Paul
    17. Paul R
      From the photos, I was thinking that it could be a KM Administrative Officer Eagle. Since it is green in color, is is definitely Heer. Regardless, it is a nice representative piece! Thanks for sharing it with us!
    18. Paul R
      What color is the background material... Black, Navy Blue, are Dark Green?
    19. Paul R
      That makes more sense. Still, very impressive!
    20. Paul R
      That is a wonderful gift! Can you please post a larger scan? Paul
    21. Paul R
      I am liking it a lot too! Congrats on such a fine addition. Paul
    22. Paul R

      Heer Spanish Vet

      Paul R replied to Paul R's topic in Spain

      Is there anything I can try to do to remove the ink?
    23. Paul R
      I agree with you there. I have not seen not Intel guys here before! The research makes all the difference!
    24. Paul R
      Thanks for posting these, Bob. I really like these more the the Signal magazines. In one of the photos, the Commanding Officer has a Blood Order!
    25. Paul R
      That is a great chart. In the case of the General Staff officer, I noticed that they used the Army style litzen. Did they also use the carmine piped shoulder boards?
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