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Ordre du Mono of the Republic of Togo
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National Order of Tchad
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Well, Ed, I know you'll be in Amsterdam, then going to Paris, you'll come straight through Brussels. Stop off, we'll have a beer, and go the Army Museum together, which also has a great collection. Now where were we? Ah yes: Senegal
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Order of the Leopard , Democratic Republic of Congo Version
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one more: Upper Volta (now Burkina Faso)
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Upper-Volta
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National Order of Niger
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Morroco Mohamed V Order
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Close-up
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Order of Malagsy??
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National Order of the Ivory Coast
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Order of the Equatorial Star of Gabon
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National Order of Dahomay
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I think they have everything, but I'm not sure Anyway, this is what they have
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I really like this one
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"Ordre du Merite Congolaise" of Congo (Brazzaville)
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Central African Republic
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National Order of Cameroun
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I was in the Museum of the "Ordre de la Lib?ration" in Paris, a few days ago. There is a large exhibit with De Gaulle's orders. Quite a few of them from African countries. Sorry for the lousy quality of the pix, the lighting was awful, and no flash allowed (of course) First off: the National Order of Mauritania
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Soviet The Order of the Red Banner
Vatjan replied to Gerd Becker's topic in USSR: Soviet Orders, Medals & Decorations
Well, here's mine, not researched,...as yet Jan
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Soviet Not all fakes have quality! ;>)
Vatjan replied to Stogieman's topic in USSR: Soviet Orders, Medals & Decorations
Euuh, I'd like to see a picture of the reverses before offering an opinion about the authenticity Jan -
Mongolia Hero and labour Hero of the Mongolian People's republic
Vatjan replied to Vatjan's topic in People's Republic Mongolia
On several occasions Dr B had the serial number, of the items shown in his book, changed (Photoshop) This is the case also with n?115 wich is in reality presumably n? 315 or 415 Jan -
Belgium Belgian Soldier Medals Group
Vatjan replied to Igor Ostapenko's topic in Northern European & Baltic States
It's not a book, but an article in a magazine. The article is very general in nature and does not give any indications to names and numbers of foreign soldiers, who were awarded St George crosses or medals. Except for the mention that the ACM received 104 crosses and medals on september 4, 1916 in Izerna. Jan -
Most of these were, and are still, awarded to foreigners, hence hard to find in Mongolia Jan
