aubagne98

Hi,

watch this, perhaps it helps.

https://www.ebay.fr/itm/RAPPEL-DE-DECORATION-ANCIEN-DIXMUDE-MEDAILLE-OUTRE-MER-AGRAFE-LIBAN/202603658151?hash=item2f2c1e7ba7:g:2WQAAOSw5LRcblfU

https://www.ebay.fr/itm/Agrafe-Missions-dassistance-exterieure-14-X-4mm/152767517247?hash=item2391a7523f:g:ZfoAAOSw4vFZ-INw

https://www.ebay.fr/itm/Agrafe-Missions-dassistance-exterieure-14-X-4mm/152767517247?hash=item2391a7523f:g:ZfoAAOSw4vFZ-INw

https://www.ebay.fr/itm/Agrafe-Miniature-MISSIONS-DASSISTANCE-EXTERIEURE-medaille-France-ORIGINAL-14-mm/254201383782?hash=item3b2f954b66:g:3IUAAMXQ3kNTifiR

Michael

Maybe the fourragère of the French Croix de guerre WW 2.

But this one is not a French made.

Silk an extra loop are not reglementaire, but worn a certain time. French ones are Cotton.

Some of the recipients of the "fourragère a titre personel" weared these mini fourragères.

They were tolerated, but "non-reglementaire".

The fourragères made from sillk, having the extra loop, were called "fourragere fantaisie".

https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Fourragère_aux_couleurs_de_la_médaille_miltaire_avec_olives_de_la_croix_de_guerre_1914-1918_1939-1945.jpg

Only Cotton ones are "reglementaire"

On ‎02‎/‎10‎/‎2018 at 17:02, Paul R said:

 

 Cross for Military Valour with Palm-  What is the US equivalent?  Silver Star?  Congressional Medal of Honor?

It is the equivalent to the Croix de guerre (WW 1, WW 2, TOE) if they are in Action which are not declared as wars.

In Germany e.g. there was the Iron Cross during wars, now the German Bundeswehr soldiers get the https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ehrenkreuz_der_Bundeswehr_für_Tapferkeit.

Because they are not Fighting in an declared war.

Here is sth about fourrageres, Maybe you understand German.

https://www.deutsche-gesellschaft-fuer-ordenskunde.de/DGOWP/wp-content/uploads/2012/09/ausgabe78.pdf

On ‎01‎/‎10‎/‎2018 at 21:43, Gunner 1 said:

 Two awards with palm to the same unit allows members of the unit to wear a fourragére.

 

They must be given in the same war.

The Regiment gets the award on its drapeau, later the fourragere.

https://www.defense.gouv.fr/actualites/communaute-defense/une-nouvelle-decoration-pour-le-drapeau-du-126e-ri

All memebers of the Regiment are allowed to wear it.

Man trifft sich immer wieder ...

the first maybe: Jenem or Eurem.

acort is no common German word, maybe at 1799.

I read

- "Major ... als Gast mit den Offz des Brig Stab"

- "Oberst (not Oberstleutnant) Gottberg am (not zum)"

"

Hi,

these are older ones, non-official ones.

watch this http://www.deutsche-gesellschaft-fuer-ordenskunde.de/DGOWP/wp-content/uploads/2012/09/ausgabe78.pdf , Picture 10

and this http://fourrageres.blogspot.de/

Maybe you do not have a fourragere ferret, you do have a ferret of an aiguillette. These are worn on the other shoulder an are no Croix de guerre decoration.

Michael

Thanks

Thanks for your Information.

Hi there,

does anyone know this badge.

Maybe it is british.

Thanks

Michael

Yes. Oberst.

Hi,

SUP - Supply Sgt.?

Michael

Hi Odulf,

the second could be Landfried. Oberlt. u. Rgts. Kdr.

Michael

My collection.

Hi Grey,

this is a socalled "Knopfloch"-miniature (buttonhole) for civil jackets, like this in this eBay auction.

http://www.ebay.de/itm/Bandschleife-mit-Schwertern-Knopfloch-Miniatur-EK-Orden-Ungetragen-/252715451879?hash=item3ad703c5e7:g:xPkAAOSwopRYcnt9

Michael

On ‎04‎.‎01‎.‎2017 at 11:34, The Prussian said:

I asked a friend of mine. He is a specialist in "reading"

Gustav Gebert

Yes, the "st" is cut, because the paper is a little bit folded

Hi,

I paid for the medal and the case, shown on page 1 of my article and the Diplom on page two, both together 50 Euro from a legionnaire .

Michael

Thanks

On ‎28‎.‎06‎.‎2016 at 22:57, taras said:

The Olympic Games 1952 officially last till now, because the President of the International Olympic Committee forgot in his speech to declare that Olympiad closed.

Hi,

can you give me the source of this Information.

Michael

The 100th-pin was given out with the registration.

I think the other do so.

Here is a ribbon, i took the photo 2014 at the Swiss 2day march, with the Pins for 50, 75 and 2006.

Hello,

herr is a photo of the clasp for the participation of the 100. 4daagse in Nijmegen.

It is from a friend from Austria.

 Michael

Or maybe this ...

http://fourrageres.blogspot.de/

Hi,

watch this

http://www.deutsche-gesellschaft-fuer-ordenskunde.de/DGOWP/wp-content/uploads/2012/09/ausgabe78.pdf

and this one, mentioned above

http://www.omsa.org/files/Wilson Fourg.pdf 1. Wilson, Graham: "Rope of Courage:  A Brief Look at the French Fourragére." JOMSA, March-April 2011, p 32-38.

Michael