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    Paul R

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    1. Paul R
      That is really something cool. So he actually handled this document! Awesome score. That is not his signature, is it? I really like the patina'ed "DEMO" mark in the middle(joking).
    2. Paul R
      It looks as if he is wearing the medal in error. I could understand if he were a kid during WW1 and went on to fight in WW2, but he seems too young for that based upon the lack of WW2 medals.
    3. Paul R
      flame thrower?
    4. Paul R
      Very interesting. I will love to see some photos.
    5. Paul R
      Thanks for the information. There are a lot of options to play with there. I bet that a military baker would be an awesome job! He was always fed!
    6. Paul R
      Great information everyone. Thank you for sharing.
    7. Paul R
      Very nicely worn example there. You at least know that this one did not come from a warehouse box. It looks to be Air Force. The best part for me is the bullion cockade.
    8. Paul R
      Stunning examples! Are there any of you all that have original 1813 EK1s?
    9. Paul R
      Is there a huge collector demand for this era of medals?
    10. Paul R
      Does anyone have any idea as to the number of Cuban awards were issued?
    11. Paul R
      Thanks Jock. I am not up on these. I am kinda shocked that they did not mark their musical instruments, as it seems as if everything from that time period was. It does have a lot of wear and patina.
    12. Paul R
      Is the "i.G." a permanent title once obtained? If so, could he have been in the General Staff and an earlier posting, returning to a recon unit after his time with the General Staff was over? How difficult is it to find old pips to replace the ones missing? Since you have a name, how difficult is it to do further research on this officer? He may have had WW2 time?
    13. Paul R
      My primary focus when it comes to WW2 Germany is LW Beamte. Sometimes, something pops into view that really speaks to me. This Heer Admin NCO board is one of them. I won it off of Ebay for less than 20 dollars, but for some reason, it seems to be worth a lot more just by its character alone. Does anyone know right off what the white nebenfarbe represents in the Heer?
    14. Paul R
      Very nice! Is it possible to access Canadian military archives? The photo adds a lot to this discussion. Can we see the medal, please?
    15. Paul R
      Wow. What an undertaking just to create an uniform accessory!
    16. Paul R
      That is a very good question and one I have thought about myself. I dont have my books here. Does anyone know when it was established?
    17. Paul R
      Those are beautiful examples. Those are the first Iraqi Sewing Company slides I have seen in that ranking. I hope that someone is able to assist you in your search.
    18. Paul R
      hint?
    19. Paul R
      These are RARE!! Very nice.
    20. Paul R
      Very interesting. I have never seen anything like this before. Perhaps a political flyer?
    21. Paul R
      That is really something. I wounder if these packs were used to hold food and etc on the planes for flight crews(larger aircraft). I love the condition of the leather. Very nice set.
    22. Paul R
      Another sweet set!! Congrats!
    23. Paul R
      Very nice example. Did it come with the box and ribbon?
    24. Paul R
      Very nice pick up. I would love to find one to house my KVK1.
    25. Paul R
      Does anyone else have any to share?
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