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    scottplen

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    1. 1 hour ago, RitterSmith said:

      I saw the long Wuerttemburg/Baden medal bar at a tiny Militaria show in Florida earlier this summer. I ended up sitting with the seller for quite a long time. He is a person who has contributed to this forum for years and knows all the old timers such as the late Rick Research. He told me what regiment the recipient was likely to be in but I’ve forgotten. He had some very nice imperial medals and Militaria. The medal bar is quite nice.

      He was a very nice guy ! I actually wish I had gotten his contact info he had another bar I was interested in but did not buy .

    2. I think they had to apply for the Austrian and Bulgarian medals they were commemorative . 
      he would be a native from Saxe-Altenberg . 
      here is one I have with no commemoratives but an Austrian Silver bravery medal .
      Only about 2300 war medal Altenberg 

      bravery medals . Now we both need to find early one ! 

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    3. 13 hours ago, VtwinVince said:

      I like the Nassau bar, that one is actually somewhat scarce. The big bar is interesting in that there is no long service award on it. The 1870 NK bar is nice. Your first NK bar is a bit weird and sloppy in the construction, not getting a good feeling about that one.

      Thanks for input I alway appreciate your help. The NK bar is a bit odd but all ribbons are no glow and seem evenly aged /faded  all sewn same manner and awards are good . It and the others out of an Old collection from late 80s early 90s been in storage . My gut is it good just a frugal old soldier sewing it himself or his wife doing it they are actually pretty nicely folded in person the bar presents better . Been reading up on Red Cross awards and the second class would be a war time award and they were  

      ranked that way . I assume Bronze was  peacetime award. Technically the honor cross should be placed higher but seen them placed in odd places before .I thought Nassau was cool little bar and large bar I thought same No LS ?with the Austrian Anschluss medal and war service was he still in  or a civilian ?  I paid basically less than what single awards would cost in todays market so I took a chance on the 4 bars .
      Thanks 

    4. On 26/02/2022 at 09:35, saschaw said:

      If you're seeing pieces that are available, but you're not sure if they are authentic, VtwinVince and scottplen, why not post links and/or pictures here? I'm very sure we could sort them out!

       

      ;)

       

      But on the other hand, these crosses are not really rare, especially if you're looking for one without(!) ribbon. If there's no need for a rush, then there's no need to pay extreme prices. Just my two pennies worth.

       

      Here one what do you think real ?

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    5. My question is if a German or Austrian where are the Honor cross and Austrian troop cross ? Romanian award and ribbon confuse me I assume for post wwi ? And the last medal ummm wrong ribbon ? Romanian anti communist ribbon  medal is 1940s ? Indian award ? So total fantasy bar ? Or is it to a German NCO ? But no honor cross ? Thoughts ?

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