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    Paul R

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    1. Paul R
      That is a pretty big discovery. Did they post images of the coins?
    2. Paul R
      That group is really something. I cannot believe how pristine it is for being 200 years old. Is there a way that you can post a clearer image of the set?
    3. Paul R
      Well Larry, you have some amazing photos. Can you post more?
    4. Paul R
      That is really something. Is it possible that he was LW FD, based upon the badges and his attachment to the Army?
    5. Paul R
      They are in the wrong order too, right? The NATO medals should be on the other side.
    6. Paul R
      It looks like a great helmet(both of them) to me. I dont see anything wrong with the decal.
    7. Paul R
      Thanks Mike. I am going to set him up with some field gear for the next photo. I am alarmed at how fragile the medal ribbons are.
    8. Paul R
      The Flak qualification badge and a WB in black.
    9. Paul R
      I notice that orange is a part of every ribbon. What is the significance of that color. If it were orange and black(St George colors), I would understand, but orange and blue...?
    10. Paul R
      Still a really cool item. What are the going prices for these utensils?
    11. Paul R
      It is beautiful Chris. How difficult are WW1 unit steins to find these days?
    12. Paul R
      People will always find a reason to make something controversial and raise a stink about just anything. I do not see anything disrespectful about this production. I also read that it is being investigated... investigated for what?
    13. Paul R
      LOL. The Soviets loved to put many flowery words into their citations, didnt they? Thank you for translating this for me! There were not too many veterinarians, even then. I wonder what that early Red Star was for? Thank you Nick! :-)
    14. Paul R
      Nice! Thank you Sir. What does the citation say? Anything really juicy? The seller said that it was for a veterinarian who aided 15 horses. There has to be more than that based on the volume of text, right?
    15. Paul R
      Help please...
    16. Paul R
      Thank you all!! We will post the finished image here. :-)
    17. Paul R
      Wow. It is beautiful. Can you post some closeups of the artwork?
    18. Paul R
      Good day, I have this ORS to a veterinarian. He seems to have some other awards as well. Can someone please translate?
    19. Paul R
      Wow... really? I would still buy it.
    20. Paul R
      As we all know, many folks like to call Naval slides Fayadeen. I am sure that they were used by both branches... but what about these? Look at the stars. They are surrounded with a silver piping. I do not see a Naval officer with such tailor made slides... or could I be wrong? Anyway, I really like these. Opinions?
    21. Paul R
      Yep- not worth it. Again, I would only take one if "liberated" by a friendly combatant. Buying one would contribute to their economy.
    22. Paul R
      The article would not open up. What were the penalties for coin collectors?
    23. Paul R
      Were the pins always that fragile or did they get that way over time? I would not think that metal would degrade like that just because of time.
    24. Paul R
      Wow. Thanks Bob. I just need to get an enameled red stripe for it then.
    25. Paul R
      Nice find. These are not common at all.
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