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    P.F.

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    1. Or possibly a Life Saving Ribbon of the Weimar years? http://www.wehrmacht-awards.com/forums/showthread.php?t=430635 Pierce
    2. Thanks Daniel! Yeh i am really glad i won it. I bought because the 5th ribbon intrigued me and i also the faded colour of the Anschluss ribbon....weird but true!! Pierce
    3. Hi Kevin, This was my first thought also but upon closer inspection both ribbons are identical. The Firebrigade ribbon has quite a number of blue and white stripes....my ribbons definately have a "thick" stripe in the middle though this is hard to see due to the ribbon folds. Best regards Pierce
    4. Close-up of ribbons in question: I had first thought the 5th ribbon was the Mecklenburg Cross of Merit, but it has blue lines which this ribbon does not.
    5. Recently won this from eBay. I cannot figure out 2 things: -What is the 5th Ribbon? (Mecklenburg?) -Why are there 2 Long service ribbons? Any help is much appreicated. Kind regards Pierce
    6. The 10th ribbon on the ribbon bar does not look like a Sudetenland ribbon to me ...it looks like a plain ribbon, with no stripes etc. Maybe it denotes one of his foreign awards? It would be in a suitable place if so! Kind regards Pierce
    7. Maybe not rare but certainly uncommon i think...i know i have not seen many of these mounted! "For War Merit"
    8. One of my favourite medal bars in my collection....not "rare" i hear you say? Look closer...the Austrian Anschluss Medal is a rare varient. It is slightly bigger than the standard Annexation medals and is also magnetic! Pierce
    9. Yes for example Friedrich, Prince of Waldeck and Pyrmont...note the breast star device of the House Order on his ribbon bars! Pierce
    10. More great devices on this 12-place! Belonging to Colonel Wolfgang von Zeschau. If anyone has any information on him i would greatly appreciate it. Pierce
    11. Here are a few of the unusual ones in my collection. The top 2 have the Turkish/Ottoman Red Crescent Medal ribbon. The bottom bar must have belonged to a very "Civil/Political" guy! Pierce
    12. Thanks for the insight Heiko and for posting your red cross medal bar. This has answered all of my questions! Best regards Pierce
    13. Many thanks Heiko! I think the blue and red together look great....i knew it had to be something non-combatant! I am assuming from the bar above there are different classes of this award....and no way of knowing which class is which? Thank you Pierce
    14. Gentlemen, I just got this little treasure, but i cannot determine what the first ribbon is. Can it be: -Schwarzburg-Sonderhausen Faithful Service Medal? -Schwarzburg-Sonderhausen Fire Brigade Decoration? -Schaumburg-Lippe Long Service Decoration? Or perhaps i am completely wrong! Any assistance is appreciated. Thank you Pierce
    15. Matt, Here is a picture of the Hamburg Life Saving Medal. A very impressive and rare ribbon bar you have aquired. Congratulations! Kind regards Pierce
    16. Not the matching medal bar Claudius but i thought i would share my only Schwarzburg item! Kind regards Pierce
    17. Claudio, This is an amazing collection of items to one Officer! My congratulations to you! Best regards Pierce
    18. Dan, I can't say i have seen this type of backing plate used for any Third Reich ribbon bars....it does look more like the type used for some 57er pieces, going off what i have in my own collection. Here is my West Wall ribbon device! Best wishes Pierce
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