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The well known crest:
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Back 3:
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Next one is a real Silver Maybauer badge with a little repair.
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Back:
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Continuing with silver. Here a cut-out real silver badge with stamp "Silber" on the pin:
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The small safety lever for the pin:
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Back with stamps on the pin:
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Another Black one in real silver. Back with mark "800", maker "KM" which is maybe short for "KMST" and a strange pin safety.
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Back 1:
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Here are some from me. First a cut-out Black Woundbadge made from oxydized silver. Screwback and "800" mark.
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Btw. this is the page of the "Regimentsgeschichten auf CD" guy. I bought some and can really recommend them. http://www.geocities.com/FJ_VF168/dindex.html
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Nice! Here is a complete set with the "Bew?hrungsabzeichen":
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WOW!!! What a beauty!!!
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@Mr. Bean: WOW! Thats a fantastic site!!! Is it yours???
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I think this is my part First one is a french "Fusee percutante 24-31, modele 1897"; an impact fuse for HE-shells from 75 mm to 155 mm (or bigger). Second one is a "Fusee fusante 22-31, modele 1897" for 75 mm shrapnel shells.
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Thanks Claudio. I prefer military awards, but the Anhalt medal on this medal-bar ist nice! I think I never saw it before.
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I think this bulgarian medal, the "Bronze Merit Medal with ribbon of the Bravery Order" is not so common on german medal-bars.
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...the back shows it. "800" silver, gold plated and screwback.
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And this one with... uhmm maybe one award?!? The front is not really spectacular, but...
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I think this one counts with about 175 awards.
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Thanks stogie! Do you still have this book?
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EK 1914 WWI Imperial Medal bar
JensF. replied to Luftwaffe Rules's topic in Germany: All Eras: The Iron Cross
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The MP7 is in service of the Bundeswehr for over one year now. I had it in my hands once but never shot it. Here you can find more informations about it: http://www.heckler-koch.de Look under "Products" and "Sub Machineguns" in the english version.
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Closeup 2 with the date "1918":
