flight1859

I am the friend that asked Pete to help me figure out what ribbon this was, thank you all for the quick replies. With that information I was able to find a medal that matched it. It is blue-white-red-white-red-white-blue; I took the slide-mount to get a good look at the back.

Rick said, "That is an exceptionally odd combination. Upside down, chronologically", so what order should they have been in? Or is it just upside down?

Where might I find some sort of information on the order ribbons should be in?

I believe they belonged to my ex's great uncle. Why I have them is another mystery.

Rackbuilder

http://ultimaterack.ajandj.com/

I am trying to help a friend identify this ribbon bar.

As stated by my friend:

It has 3 ribbons on it, the 1st is the World War 2 Victory Medal, the 2nd one I have no clue, and the 3rd is World War 1 Occupation Medal. I have looked everywhere and so far I have not been able to find out what the 2nd ribbon is. It is blue-white-red-white-red-white-blue

Rackbuilder.

http://ultimaterack.ajandj.com/

But who's who?

I have had these Eagles for a while. Can someone enlighten me as to what organizations they might belong.

Thank you,

Don

Hi Jos

Here are a few to have a look at.

First up is an early droop tailed example that belonged to Stabszahlmeister Gerhard Oelsch. Stab 4. Fsch.-Jg. Div.

This one or something simular.

Don

Heres mine. Stickpin mount

Here are all the ones I've personally been awarded over my 22+ year career in the USAF. Hopefully they'll end up with a collector someday when I'm gone and not wind up in the dumpster.

Tony

Hi Tony,

Very nice.

Could you put a name to the medals for the uninformed like me.

Thank you,

Don

This is mine and looks like the one you poster without rivits.

Mine has the pin outline for placement. Any good?

Thanks,

Don

Need help to ID this stickpin.

Any help is greately appreciated.

Don

A couple of awards for the A/C ind.

One Silver and the other Gold.

Marked Ges Gesche

WHW stickpins

My VET is on a cap badge?

Thanks,Pat and again Warlord.I will try get a hold on that book of yours.

Regards

Here is one of the two I own.

Here are two pins, one has silver tones and the other gold.

Don

Nice DLV enameled and Ges Gesch

One of my favs.

Flight 1859 you have already posted this twice before. It isn't going to change the fact that it is a masters membership badge for Reichsarbeitsgemeinschaft f?r Berufserziehung im Deutschen Gastst?ttengewerbe which badly translates as the Reich Labour Group for Occupational Education in the German Catering Trade. Despite some similarities it has nothing to do with the SS

Thank you for the reply.I must have had a senior moment and forgot posting it before.

I told my wife to get a stick and give me a good beating so I would'nt forget.

Sorry for the mix-up.

Regards,

Don

Looking at your SS Norge pins makes me think this pin might be part of that group.

These are a pair of ICs 3/4 X3/4 square. Marked 1914 and a beautiful enamel.

Any help to identify is appreciated.

Don

... and the reverse. One can even read the inscription which is really tiny!

Dietrich

Here are the three as stickpins

Heres 2 party badges that I aquired today, I got them in a grouping that i couldnt pass on. I'm slowly getting away from the TR items but you know how it is

Heres a llink to the rest of the items http://gmic.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=14538

Thanks for looking!

I have often wondered if the NSDAP stickpins are held to the same standard with respect to spacing on the L-S on the standard badge. I have 2, one with gold wash and the other with a silver wash

Don,

Its something like "Reichsconsortium for profession-related education in the german restaurant-business" Don?t know, if thats correctly translated, but you will get the idea probably.

Btw, is there a proper translation for "Reich"?

best regards,

Gerd

Thank you.

Hard to believe it's only for german restaurant-business with it being silver and numbered.

I thought for sure it was related to the SS or something. (Long sigh)

Don

I doubt that you will get a different answer to the ones you got when it was posted before http://gmic.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=4003

Cheers

Don

My 72 years are catching up to me and I completely forgot that post.

Thank you for your reply

Don

Thanking you in advance.

I am trying to identify this stickpin that I think may be SS because of manufacture and markimgs.

It is well enamaled and in great shape.

Don