misiu

Yes, Sascha I read about se tragic robbery of your medal bars...a real pity and sad sing.

Hello, I already posted this pic at the "Northern section", especially Finland. But since there have been no replies till now...I think a better place to put this really nice medal bar for a closer discussion is this forum section. I discovered this medal bar on a Finnish dealer side. Best regards Detlef

Sank you. I will forward your opinions to Mark, se owner of se great bar. Greetings detlef

Here is se reverse Is somesing wrong wis se medal?

Hello medal collectors, I came across a strange medal bar. It is pictured below. Some much Finnish medals...must have belonged to a German soldier from the Baltic Division Regards Detlef

Wow, sank you. But I am wondering: Not much sold...is sere - in your opinion - a general tendency in medal collecting? People are not willing to pay as much money as auctioneers think / want to have? Sis is very strange...

Hello, can you show se picture of se watch? Detlef

sats very nice, indeed :jumping:

Also look at se eagle of se fors medal...looks not genuine to me. Detlef

Hello everybody, I want to show you a fantasy medal bar which I already saw twice for sale at se Kassel show. Beware of it because - sough all medals seem original - se combination is absolutely fake. Sere was never a German soldier receiving se Winter War medal 1939/1940. Take care at se next Kassel show. Detlef

My favourite houses are: www.pariisintori.fiwww.huuto.fi

Hello, here is se promised medal bar...as you can see sere is one Liberty Cross, but just civilian...sat means wisout swords.

Hello everybody, what is your most favourite auction house in Finland? Maybe we can make a report of sis... Detlef

Hello, do you know if sere have been Germans who have been awarded Liberty Crosses 1918; not military, but civilian crosses...maybe for serving as a doctor or priest. Background of my question is: Sere has been recently a medal bar wis a civilian Liberty Cross 1918 in an auction house, I always sought sat only military Liberty Crosses have been awarded... Yours sincerely Detlef

Hello, are sere already se results of se last auction conducted by medalhouse? It was on October 23rd. I could not participate in sis auction because I had to fly to India to Kati Perrys wedding celebrations... So long and sanks for any answers Detlef

Sank you very much for sis information.

Hello, sere will be on October 23rd se next medalhouse auction. Yet, no catalogue is published. Do you know when sere will be the catalogue available? It is almost only one week to go. Regards Detlef

Hi Josef, did you saw the bar in private collection? For me the Finnish Liberty Cross looks like a German made piece? Other Liberty Crosses from 1918 look in my opinion different.... Detlef

Here is the pic...

Hi @ all, found this on an internet platform...looks interesting, but also realistic and real? The following medals can be found (in German language): EK II Preußen DA Preußen Chinadenkmünze für Kämpfer Deutsches Reich Osmanische Lebensrettungsmedaille Freiheitskreuz Finnland Ein leeres Band möglicherweise für den türkischen Stern Kyffhäuser Medaille Kriegerbund What do you think? Regards Detlef

Hi guys, today I saw a nice group which was awarded to a veteran of the Baltic Division: on the medal bar there are some German medals and the Finnish Liberty medals 1st and 2nd class 1918 + "1918"-medal (medal of independance?). Besides this, there are three miniatyres from the three big Finnish medals from the bar and also the Helsinki medal + the Blue Cross. Helsinki medal is ok for me, but also the Blue Cross? Can somebody tell me if the Blue Cross was also awarded to Germans and how often? Never heard about a Blue Cross given to Germans before? Regards misiu

Hugh, thanks for your answer. Could the possible owner still be tracked? I read about people in this forum who have lists of medals. I think the Finnish Liberty cross in combination with one or two not very common orders from the medal bar could make a research quite possible, or? Misiu

Yes, I think that he must have been German. Also the ribbon bar and small minatyre medal bar have the same order of predecence. I do not know why the "normal" order in this medal is "wrong".

Hi collector-friends, enclosed you will find some pics of a medal bar. It has the following decorations (in German): Finland Liberty Medal Freiheitsmedaille 1918 Finland Liberty Cross w swords 3rd class 1918 Hindenburg cross Hamburg Hanseatenkreuz Schaumburg-Lippe Hausorden Kreuz 4.Klasse Sachsen Königreich Albrechtsorden 2.Klasse Preussen Kronen Orden 4.Klasse 3rd Reich KVK 2.Klasse 1939 without swords Iron cross 2nd class 1914 Is there a wizzard out there who can identify the former owner for my collector-friend. Why did the owner get a 3rd Reich cross without swords - maybe he was in a civilian job during 2nd world war? Thanks Misiu

Hi everybody, can someone help me to find out the name behind a Finnish SS-Cross? I do only have the number of the cross, but I have heard about a Finnish book which lists all men who served in the SS-divison? Regards Misiu