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    Paul R

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    1. This medal was ID'ed as a commorative medal of some sort. Does anyone know what type of ribbon was worn with it?
    2. A couple of 1870 items... They cannot possibly belong to my great grandfather as he was not even born until 1888! Maybe they belonged to his father? I have no idea what this cross is. Perhaps it is some sort of commemorative medal?
    3. His wound badges... Strange that his bio does not mention any wound badges yet he evidently had a silver grade!
    4. Most of these items belonged to my great relative, Wilhelm Reck. There are some 1870 pieces that I believe are from earlier decentants. I dont really know anything else about them. The presentation of this little package perked my interested in my German ancestory... I have discovered a lot, but the more I discover, the more questions I have... Anyway, here are some of the items I was presented...
    5. In all of my days, I have NEVER seen a set of swords on a livesaving medal. The medal is a beautiful piece! I hope that someone has some insight to share with the swords?! Paul
    6. QUOTE(Tom Y @ Nov 20 2005, 10:01 ) ← From the Franco-Prussian War. Thank you for your help on the brass medal.. Do you know what type of ribbon would go with the brass medal? The cross is still a mystery. Do you think that it could be a commemorative medal miniture as well? Paul
    7. And what is this one? It looks like a standard service medal. Can you tell for which state? Regards Paul
    8. Hi! I am about to post some a relative's WW1 stuff. I have a couple of medals I have no clue of...please help. Regards Paul The first one is a very small miniture. The main pendant resembes an EK. The even smaller clasp has and 1870 on the lower arm. There used to be a thin back ribbon attached, yet it literaly disentigrated in my hands... I know for a fact that he was not around in 1870(born in 1888)... so I do not know why he has this medal.
    9. Thanks Jim! I know that your's is more than impressive. Will you post some(or all) of it soon?? Warm regards Paul
    10. Chris, I dont know much about British medals but those are some stunning bars! Thank you for sharing them! Paul
    11. Stunning collection of decorations! I especially the noncombattant bars! I have never seen a cased Memel before! Thank you for sharing!!
    12. David, Eye catching bars! Are any of them ID'ed? Paul
    13. Laurence, Thank you for posting these tabs. I saw them last on ebay as well. Are these the Pakistani made tabs? Paul
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