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    bigD

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    1. Evening gents,i would like to know what you thinkof this parka,it was given to me by my father who says he got it of the owner whilst a prisoner in scotland,it has been in my loft for all the time i have had it(he gave it to me 25 yrs ago)this is what got me into third reich collecting,but now i am moving and will be clearing out my old stuff as i now collect imp medal bars.

      I know people dont like to talk about money but it would be nice to know a ball park figure for it

      Thanks in advance

      Dave

    2. Evening gentlemen,

      Been having a sort out ,i have some heer ss and police eagles i bought way back in the eighties (most through catalouges before seeing) before the net!, as my interests lie elsewhere now i would like to find out if they are good or not .

      I have looked at lots of posts but i still cannot see the difference between good or bad, i would presume they are bad.

      Hope some kind soul can cast an expert eye over them.

      Also which is the best size to use for the pictures?

      Regards Dave

    3. Thanks for all your help gentlemen,my eyes are not what they used to be but i am sure it's a 4.....hope the pic is ok but the mark is not that easy to see. (i make it about 44mm)

      Once again thank you very much

      Dave

    4. Thanks gents for the info,we have a bit of a mystery>.

      The man marked is a member of my wifes family(the family knew i was into medals so his sister gave left them to me)

      The man in question led a strange life he was born in russia his name Edward Clively(father was a diplomat i think) he was in the middx reg as a sjt (g100570 on the gt war medals). I also have a letter from a rear admiral putting him up for a position with the allied control commision dated march 1945.His sister did say that he was in russia during some sort of famine...i think that would have been about 1922.

      Would he have been in the navy then,and someone has marked the back of the photo wrong?

      Unfortunatly the sister passed away before i could ask her much about him and i have not been able to find out about his ww2 service.

      I dont want to just shove all his stuff in a box and just let him slip into history like so many others

      Thanks for your help ...Dave

    5. well, for starters the top one is Russia @ 1917 or I'd eat my hat. No war medal ribbons, unusual brassard on that middle officer. i'd love to see the cap badges up close too.

      The bottom one looks like it was taken on the Murmansk convoys.

      Im pretty sure that its not! the chap that is marked,is a sub that was in the rnvr during the second world war.

      During the first he was in the middex reg (i have his medals)but i can see where you are coming from (esp all them dodgy tashes)

    6. Hi Fromtkampfer,

      I think that is a pretty good match,i will happily call my one a bd800.

      I also noticed the ribbon ring seems a little thicker on my bd, as does the one on your example?.

      Thanks again,should have a few more comming this month so if i have any problems i know where to come :cheeky:

      Regards Dave

    7. Frontkamper,

      Are you sure that its cd800,could it not be bd800 as the more i look at it the more it looks like a B.

      Be nice if it is as i already have a cd,and all the other cd800 crosses i have seen the cd and the 800 are stamped in two separate "boxes"

      Dave

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