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    VtwinVince

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    1. Matt, I had a look at this one, but for the same reasons reject it. I find the order of precedence weird, as well as the combination of awards, not to mention the new looking ribbons.
    2. Great photo. Interesting that he has a St. Henry, but no EK1. I just got a pinback Kriegsverdienstkreuz of Lippe, which is identical to the Honor Cross, but without the motto. I'm looking for a photo of this in wear.
    3. Very nice. Coincidentally, I just got one of these in yesterday, but missing the ribbon.
    4. As usual, some exceptional items on display here. Komtur, I have never seen the mini of the Silver Wedding badge before, outstanding.
    5. These are my favorite Saxon orders, very nice. And that officer's spange is truly incredible. BTW I think I saw the urkunde on ebay?
    6. It does get quite confusing, as I also have a Patent from 1794 for Port-Epee Faehnrich Christoph von Watter. :speechless:
    7. I've managed to figure out that this guy was born in 1775 in Stargard, and was appointed Oberst in 1815, post-Waterloo. It would be nice to find out if he took part in that action.
    8. I have a Patent issued to a Carl Christian von Watter, appointing him as a Second-Lieutenant in the Unruh'schen Infanterie Regiment in 1797. I believe he died in the 1830's, but if anyone has more information on this fellow, it would be much appreciated.
    9. I think this RAO is one of the 'funky chicken' fakes we have seen a few years ago.
    10. I agree completely with Sascha, not original Jubilaeumszeichen. I have only ever found a couple of real ones, so you have to be careful.
    11. Orange-Nassau was similar, but I think had a white stripe on the edge as well. I really like this bar.
    12. That is the nicest grouping I have seen in years. Hopefully a rich, philanthropic collector will keep it all together.
    13. I think the jeweler ran out of stock on the ribbon halfway through, and used a piece from a different stock, explaining the different UV reactions.
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