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Hello How much Will cost a knights cross S& L b type early 50s caased with oakleafs AND swords this days Like this:

in a regular condition, no wood arm

thanks all

i been in a discussion about the use of some spanish items in the ss uniforms, like medals, patches etc, some guys said is not possible because of the regulations some others (among me) said they used because of lots of documents that said so, but find some photos that reveal it are impossible to find

any of you have a photo or a direction

thanks

im about to buy this PAB, i just want your opiniosn , and if its not trouble the maker

thanks

the link here

http://www.wehrmacht-awards.com/forums/sho...ad.php?t=178054

ok i receive the mssage, and thanks for all

your comments

nope. nope. nope.

both are books in my library and both are

scholarly efforts on the part of the respective

authors. they are complimentary and both deserve

a spot in almost any militaria library!

joe

so as far i understand, you recommend the new republished Iron Time than the iron cross 1939 right??

previtara is working on the second edition as we "speak".

i saw him ~two weeks ago, and he's deleted errors,

added some new pieces, but it will be a refined

version of the first.

joe

Thanks all guys, you have been very helpfull, ill continue my quest, a good business for Gordon Wlliamson could be scan his own book and sale the digitalized one, that will be a good deal, anddont use the publisher, the bad thing will be tha illegal peer to peer

best regards and thanks again

I believe Bender has a note "OUT OF PRINT" for the book. I'm not sure if that means he's sold out ... or no more are being made. However, if he has any left, that's definitely the way to go. He offers 20% off for WAF members

thats correct Darrell, ithink the book is not anymore inthis bookstore, ill continue my search, some guy wants 130 usdll, for it in ebay , i think to expensive.

by the way Darrell ?have you feed any german family lately?

anybody knows were could i find a copy of this book or at least an e book, or something, is so dificult to find, and if you find it has an outrageous price

thanks.

?Gordon you dont have one lost in your attic?

Typical Meybauer,there's nothing wrong with it.The date and the swaz are also typical for Meybauer.

Micha

Thanks Micha , the swaz in this Ek is piramidal , and close at some points with the rim?, and the date is because the 9 form??

im trying to find out

and thanks again

the back with an early pin(just like the WW1 EKS

hi boys

i have this EK1 maybauer, i know is a maybauer because the pin, but what other caracteristic should i look for it

A (his) profession is given as gardner in post #1

The entry on the left in post #2 indicates he had superficial injury near an old operation scar on his left cheek. The entry on the right might belong to it, in which case the injury was caused by an artillery shell or splinter.

The entry top right in post #3 also refers to a profession, coachman, which may be the Soldbuch holder's profession or that of his father.

The entry in post #6 indicates he had convalescent leave (Genesungsurlaub).

David

Hi David when you mean "coachman" its like sports coach, or anything else

thanks mike and david, your help is priceless, anybody else could help

the last i promess

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i need help please, and thanks

Paul you have a wonderful colection, and always remember my father words: if your wife says: your collection or me?, be nice and show that woman the door

any chance to see page 22 awards page

no i dont have it this are the pics the seller send me

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