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    Paul R

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    1. Paul R
      Hello! Interesting post. Can you please post a photo of the medal bar?
    2. Paul R
      What percentage of these have you seen engraved in this manner? I am sure they are super rare, but are they are rare as I am thinking?
    3. Paul R
      Here is that image. Surgeon Manley earned the EK2 as a British Surgeon in the Franco-Prussian War!!! It is awesome to see this being worn with the VC. This image made my day. Thank you.
    4. Paul R
      It is cool looking though.
    5. Paul R
      I am looking for a basic St Helena medal. I know that there were over 400,000 issued back in the day. What is a fair price for this medal?
    6. Paul R
      Those would look great court mounted together!
    7. Paul R
      Stephen, Thank you for sharing that wonderful grouping. Does the good conduct medal have his name engraved on the back?
    8. Paul R
      Was there some sort of insulation in the wall to keep the food warm, or was it just air between the walls?
    9. Paul R
      Nice Yeoman's rating.
    10. Paul R
      Wonderful portraits. I hope they all survived the war... When you get a moment, I would love to see the beamter photos in a different thread.
    11. Paul R
      I remembered it being bounced around a few years ago. I did not see how it ended. Great to see that there was final resolution.
    12. Paul R
      Most impressive grouping. I cannot wait to see your WW1 thread.
    13. Paul R
      So if I am reading this correctly, most folks wounded early during WW1 could receive the EK2 and when the WB came out in 1918, they would automatically receive the badge retroatively?
    14. Paul R
      That is an one of a kind collection. Did the Germans really use these to make field wear Knights Crosses?
    15. Paul R
      Yes, I like the Afrika Korps one as well.
    16. Paul R
      Larry, those are some amazing photos. I do have a question, do you have any LW Beamte photos?
    17. Paul R
      I like the miniature mounted parade bars.
    18. Paul R
      Agreed in regard to the bad design. Pretty sad... I think that one of our cooler looking medals is the most common and under appreciated National Defense Service Medal, with the Republican(not the US political party) looking eagle.
    19. Paul R
      I had no idea that the process to make these medals was so involved.
    20. Paul R
      I have never heard of this happening as well. It is great to learn new things. Sad story behind the officer who shot himself. I wonder what brought that on?
    21. Paul R
      That is a great looking photo. The uniform for the man on the right looks pristine. Are these all NCOs? I cannot really tell.
    22. Paul R
      I dont know if I buy the part of him drinking with German Infantry officers in his full dress Marine uniform.
    23. Paul R
      I love this group. As Chris state, documents would tie it together perfectly. At least the ribbon bars are there.
    24. Paul R
      Very attractive display. I really enjoy the early medals, such as the Russo-Japanese war and early China wars.
    25. Paul R
      It is interesting, but I am concerned about the award order as well. Too many "what ifs." As a side note, is it possible that a Korean American could have gone back to Korean after WW2 to fight for his home country against the communists?
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