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I familiar with his two previous books in "Man-at-War" series.
Sounds like a book that is worth to check it out (especially since PDF version costs only £5.99)!
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Well, I am missing completely the reference to the deleted posts, the Olympics and the Moderator writing a book.
I see ...
I had assumed the UK version.
"Made by Faberge" by the way
P.S. But this thread is not about fake St.Andrews, fake wines, etc... It's about Commanders report and my only point can be formulated like this.
I simply can't understand why Commander Mitsuo Fuchida willingly gave up the such precious (if not sacred!) personal memorabilia to an american historian during 1947 interview. Not to mention that I don't think that he (or anyone else for that matter) would dare to add english subtitles to an original report. Maybe it will be much more realistically to assume that report on Christie's is a copy (or special version) that was prepared by Commander specifically for his 1947 interview.
If Commander didn't "gave up" anything during his interview and original report was already in the possession of Prange, then why such strangely formulated provenance and English subs on original report.
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An interesting discussion and here on this forum, a bit testy for once. Still, being Gentlemen and Ladies we shall keep it civil.
Come on!
Don't pay much attention to me
Or even better idea - simply delete my previous post (if I remember correctly - this was your choice two years ago, when another "writer-moderator" got into a mess with his ridiculous "theories" ... Hope this one is still writing his "great book"...)
I apologize if my slightly sharp comment caused offense.
Naaaaa
It was of course my fault!
But at least this time it wasn't about Olympics
However, a ' suspect' St Andrews' Order.....well, Id like to hear more about that.
Posts # 184-185
....experts get fooled sometimes...the question is how often.
That's true!
Good thing I am not an expert ;)
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Please feel free to prove otherwise.
First of all I don't "feel free" to prove you anything.
I don't care much about you or your "rarities"
Second, as we know ;-)
Some people don't have to explain... they just "Know" ;-)
Thirdly, as you kindly put it once, I am always
...come out looking like a "quantity versus Quality" poster...
God bless you dear "moderator"
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... and it was not....
It wasn't?!
How did you figure it out?
By Frank comments?
Well, good luck with this one too!
P.S. To Claudius - hopefully now you understand better my PM to you.
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If you honestly believe that this auction house with the potential legal/ financial liability attached to the sale of a document that is not THE document, well......... Good luck with that.
I honestly believe that THE very same auction house sold five years ago very dubious (to put it very mildly) St.Andrew with diamonds for 481 k's. Good luck with that ...
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It belonged to these people, it doesn't mean it was used in the briefing ...
I see "
" wasn't enough
Ok
"Solid" provenance :whistle:
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Also Chinese
and Persian
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Interesting illustration from Meyer's Großem Konversations-Lexikon (published in 1905)
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Check out this engraved RS from 1981 that recently appeared on the market
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How to wear
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Very first drawings of Rising Sun Order?!
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Take a look at these drawings from 1871 (!!!)
Prototype of Chrysanthemum?!
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Seller posted more general photos
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Its just giving a collector false hope. You are still playing the lotto with this statement:
This map or a photographic enlargement of it was employed in Fuchida's briefing of the Emperor on December 26, 1941."
Solid provenance
"Provenance: Lt. Commander Mitsuo Fuchida (1902-1976) -- Gordon W. Prange (1910-1980), historian attached to General Douglas MacArthur's Far East Command in the late 1940s founder of the Prange Institute. Prange interviewed Fuchida on 29 June 1947 (sale, Sotheby's, 3 May 1994, lot 104, $321,500). -- The Malcolm S. Forbes Collection."
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Interesting early White Eagle from A-I reign that was sold by Herman Historica.
Breast star
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Another interesting red cross badge that reminds us about these badges http://gmic.co.uk/index.php/topic/60046-two-more-medical-badges/
Still can`t identify them
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Georgian MOPR Badge
in Russia: Soviet Orders, Medals & Decorations
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Found original charter of MOPR![;)](https://gmic.co.uk/uploads/default_wink.png)