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That's a VERY NICE group!!! I just love these groups Doc

It's always nice to see the little guy get his due respect!!! That's a VERY NICE set Doc

Thanks for the pics of these Beautiful gems!!! Doc

Ulsterman, All of these except one or two Austro-Hungarian medals are already in the OMSA Database. I post them there as I get them. Thanks to all for your compliments!!! I will continue to post my entire collection as I have time. There's a lot to post and more coming in each month. Doc

William, That was the question. I didn't even think about "Cavaliers" of this order, but wondered when the question was raised. Now we know that there is NO "Cavalier" title with this Order. Question answered. Many Thanks!!! Doc

That's all we need...King George and Comrade Putin Medal!!! What's next, Statues for King george and Putin? Doc

Christian, No one was saying that this is a cavalier Order. Just curious if it was set-up as a Cavalier Order. Doc

#4 Unknown Commemorative Medal Doc

the Reverse

#3

The reverse

#2 Silver Bravery Medal

The Reverse

Austro Hungarian Empire #1 1908 Commemorative Cross

Nice Ed!!! Very NICE!!! Doc

GREAT picture!!! I love the wound stripes...but hate the fact that he was injured. Doc

JC, Thanks for the number of "Cavaliers" of this Order!!! Doc

Hello Dan, Congrats on your 2500th post!!! I got my set for $40. I don't know if the term Cavalier applies to this Order. Doc

Yeah, Research requests have slooooowed GREATLY. I hope all is well with our friend!! Doc

Ed, I'm still going over the M.I.C. I will post soon. Doc

Thanks to Chris at the British Forum here's some more information. I've paid and downloaded his M.I.C. Enjoy Medal card of Cooper, Robert Corps Regiment No Rank 2nd Railway Supply Detachment Army Service Corps T/22885 Driver 2nd Railway Supply Detachment Army Service Corps T/22885 Acting Staff Sargeant Young?s Army Service Corps 1902-1918 lists two mentions of Railway Supply detachments. The first, on pg 38 notes that Nos. 1-8 Railway Supply Detachments were added to the ASC order of battle in 1912. The second, on pg 51, notes that 1-8 Railway Supply Detachments were in the initial ASC deployment to France in August 1914. Doc

VERY NICE!!! Doc

Thanks Christian!!! I got this set for a really fair price. I'm not sure as prices in general because I'm just getting started with Bulgarian medals. They are not my main focus. Doc

Thanks for the Grey Matter inoculation!!! Doc

For some reason I can't remember what the initials A.S.C. stand for. Someone PLEASE help my defective brain!!! Doc