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A "Jubilee" ORB2?
Nice.
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Nice one. Any documents??
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Come now, is it possible for anything that has to do with Mongolian awards to get "less complicated"?!
As with all other Mongolian awards, these badges deserve -- and are getting here -- a closer and more focused look that has ever taken place before.
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Yes, I have seen information on this one. I do have some fragmentary information on new Iraqi awards, let me look, and add.
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This is interesting. Thanks.
If we wanted to go beyond only Europe, could this be moved to another thread?
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PM sent.
Welcome!!
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A few more . . . .
Not attempting the aimag badges now. Need to ponder these and maybe reorganise Battushig??
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More . . . . I have held out all the "school diamonds" in a (probably futile) effort to make some sense of them before posting.
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More . . . and some NIBs here too (as throughout).
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More . . . and some did not photograph well. Let me know if you want close-up scans of anything.
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More . . .
(With a few NIBs.)
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Nice to see these, thanks everyone. Given the comparatively strict Danish rules on the return of awards after the recipient's death, they don't turn up so often.
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Wow, Rick.
What a thoroughly "ungentlemanly" response you have receivced. How odd. How disturbing.
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Nice, Jeff. Thanks for posting this. I have seen the lower versions of the Showa badge and of the corresponding Taisho badges, but never the top class.
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Ed
Look forward to hearing this mans tale ! As you say what a modern anglicised name (David Singh) for such a period medal group.
Nick
The current theory is that he was a Sikh who converted to Christianity. The family does NOT want to discuss this and is apparently rather embarassed by this aspect of the personal history of their ancestor (of whom they are otherwise proud).
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I have never seen a completely documented grouping like this!!!
Nice find!
Actually, an even nicer one just came up at auction . . . <envy>
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And I love that original, hand-water-colored "cartoon" on the Munschke "testimonial" certificate.
Look at this, put on your Ernst Busch recordings, and . . . .
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While most of the other medals in Febr's group are pretty familiar, and have been posted on the other thread, I'd be happy to post the medals and/of his urkunde over here (as well). Your wish is my command . . . .
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Medal for the Fighters against Fascism, 1933-45 / Medaille f?r K?mpfer gegen Faschismus 1933-45
Previously introduced over at http://gmic.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=3188...waffenden&st=22 but here receiving the focus it deserves.
Bartel 165a.
Established 22 February 1958 for those anti-fascist Germans who fought against the Third Reich 1933-45.
While a number of specimens recently came up for auction, I have yet to acquire a fully-documented set. (Help . . . ???
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Medal for the Participants in the Armed Struggle of the German Working Classes, 1918-23 / Medaille f?r die Teilnahme an den bewaffneten K?mpfen der deutschen Arbeiterklasse 1918-23
Already mentioned, in brief, over at http://gmic.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=3188...waffenden&st=21 but few details given.
Bartel 164a.
Established 15 August 1957 for those who fought against the Freicorps, Nazis, and other rightists in the early years of the Weimar Republic, when the political "shape" of the republic was still in contention.
While a number of specimens recently came up for auction, I have yet to acquire a fully-documented set. (Help . . . ???
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I believe he may have been a musician who was popular in the DDR in the 60s and 70s. I've seen Heinz-Kunert-Quartett Amiga records advertised on E-bay in the past. Kevin
Fascinating, thanks Kevin. Need to seek his records, then.
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45th and 50th Anniversary Badges.
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30th and 40th Anniversary Badges.
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25th Anniversary Badge, three varieties.
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Post-war PLMs
in Germany: Imperial: The Orders, Decorations and Medals of The Imperial German States
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This is far from my "turf", but, if you recut or enhance a die, you are cutting into the negative image of the die so that it will, in fact, hold more metal when struck. Think about the geometry of what is going on. A reworked die will, in fact, make the image struck from it larger that it was before.