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This one is my favorite ! Exceptional condition ! Some beauty here ! ๐
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Created in 1900. There is a lot of evolutions. The latest one dates from 2017. Previously, the silver medal was the lowest grade, awarded for 20 years of seniority. After 2017, a lower grade was created, the bronze medal, to reward 10 years of seniority. The ribbon changes on this occasion : it has 3 blue/white/red stripes instead of 4. Here, as an illustration, are some medals resulting from these reforms (mine in this case) from 2017 : Bronze for 10 years Silver for 20 years The French Firefighters Medal of Honor has the possibility of a higher grade for exceptional service, with a different ribbon. It is divided into three classes (silver, gilded and gold)... Example of a silver medal : ๐
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Hi gentlemen ! Here is a more modest series, finally closed. It wasn't too difficult in itself, but I had to find the motivation to complete it. Itโs done with the medal for one wound. Most of these pieces are made of war metal (one is marked W&A 1918 for Winter & Adler). The latest arrival, for one wound, is of superior manufacture, probably in silvered bronze, although not bearing a hallmark... details of the 5 other medals : ๐
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It's never too late ! So here is what I was able to find for this year 2024. In the end, few finds, but of good quality and some relatively rare things... Forward to 2025! Some Saxony duchy SEHO, with a 1st class knight cross with swords and a second class Knight cross with 1914-1917 vintage... Wurtemberg Friedrich Order Knight cross 1st class, with X Wurtemberg Olga Order : Prussian Crown Order 2nd class with X : That's all for the German part... As for the rest, these are Austro-Hungarian pieces... ๐ฅฐ
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Hi gentlemen ! It's difficult to be diligent on the forum lately, work leaves me little free time... Sorry. For a long time, I had this โ1914โ barrette, which I always thought was fake given the rarity of this type of barrette. (If, however, you have arguments for or against, you never know...). However, it presents well and I was looking for the 1870 model of the Hessian military health cross to combine the two... It is now done, with this pretty cross from 1870, accompanied by its typically Hessian case : Failing to find one of the rare original combinations of crosses from 1870 attributed with a bar from 1914, I can nevertheless illustrate this type of assembly... ๐
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Hi ! Here his a recent received one : a boxed gold merit cross with crown (made by Wilh. Kunz, Wien) : With his little sister (without crown) : ๐ฅฐ
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FJO and Iron crown are cased too... Not the Lรฉopold ordre... If someone sell it... ๐
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Hi ! I'm very happy to present to you m'y nice grooping of austrian awards, dating of ww1 pรฉriode... Of course and sadly, mmto is not an original
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Hi gentlemen ! I recently search some informations abour number of awards of some austrian-hungarian's order. I realized that I had no written source specifying the number of attributions, particularly during the First World War... Does anyone have this kind of information? I am looking for awards between 1914 and 1918 of : - Maria Theresa military order - St Stephan's order - Leopold's order (as a civilian, with war decoration, with swords) - Order of the iron crown (civilian, with war decoration, with swords) - Franz Josef's order (civilian, with war decoration, with swords) Thank you for your help ! Greetings !
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OK, I have found an answer in Nimmergut's : since 1867 and military convention with Prussia, the long service award for officers of saxony Altenburg, Meiningen and Cobourg-Gotha was the prussian one. OK : 2nd class, round medal, bronze gilted, green ribbon, but for how many years ? Now : 1st class = 20 years but no pictures found... same medal ? Another metal (silvered maybe ?). Probably same ribbon... ๐