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Hi! Does anyone of you could help me to identify this - in my oppinion due to the ribbon - ukrainian navy medal? For what and who was given this medal and is there any chance to find more in the net? Hope you can help me, because I can't read kyrillian Thanks for your help!!! westfale

Everytime I have the time to look into this post it is a pleasure to see these non-cambats and I hope we can see much more in the future! Thanks to all who show us their bars!

@dedehansen: beautiful mini's!! I have never seen such good conditions, especially of the 1866-group! Congratulations for this, and also for the 1870-mini's!

A really great bar, especially in this beautiful condition! Congratulation for getting it, Tom! Regards Jürgen

Great new ones shown here - especially post 367 I have never seen before! Thanks for showing - and a question: could you post the other side, too?

Really Nice, especially because medals and awards of lippe-detmold are not often seen here - amazing, thanks for showing!

And another one... I am glad to find the mecklenburg-strelitz long service medal for landwehr --- but: Is this combination with the LDA2 of Strelitz AND the one of prussia plus their 12year DA possible? Hope to get some help, regards westfale

Hi, nothing special, but for me never seen before - prussian long service 2nd class mini, wearing at needle: Does anyone of you have such a miniature of the 3rd or 1st class and would show it? regards westfale

Great Job, Thanks a lot for your help!!! Now I miss only the one right in the middle of the railway-car picture...

And the last one:

No 3

No 2

In addition, here the pics shown in the threat shown above: No 1

HI, because I am not sure where I should post my pictures and my request, here the link to my post in the third reich section: http://gmic.co.uk/index.php/topic/52076-compiegne-22061940/ thx for help regards westfale

and the last one

No. 3

No. 2

HI, I would like to show you some pictures made at Compiegne during the 22th of June 1940, made by a soldier with his own camera. You can see the french delegation arriving, going into the well known railway car, the proceedings inside and their way into a tent to communicate with the french administration... Could anyone of you identify the people shown on the picture sitting in the raiilway car? Thanks for help, hope you like the picture like me regards westfale

For me never seen before, here a new addition to compare: inofficial long service bar 1st class for 21years, as miniature hope you like it, too! regards westfale

No order, only two small decorations for long service - but for me the golden one never seen before... Does anyone of you have a golden one, too, and would show me for comparison? Thx regards westfale

Hello Marco, that is quite interesting - thanks for your help, too! regards Jürgen

Uupps - Thanks for this interesting details about Col. Erichsen, Glenn! Like so many times before i am surprised of all the background details you can give all of us! Regards from Germany Jürgen

And the signature and the stamp, for detail:

Hi all! After receiving this nice document of the brunswick Landwehr-Bezirks-Kommando I need your help. According to HuS (Hessenthal und Schreiber) the brunswick Landwehr-DA was given from 11.12.1879 to members of the brunswick forces. In my oppinion the brunswick forces are seperated from the prussians, minimum till 1886, the start of the military convention with prussia. So the Landwehr-DA of brunswick (the blue one with only the "W") was given between this dates, btw. 1879 and 1886. This certificate say, there was a Landwehr-DA given to the Unteroffizier of the 40th Infantery at the 1st october 1879 with date of 29th august, same year. The stamp clearly seen was not a prussian, but a brunswick one. So: Got the man the prussian Landwehr-DA, or is the information about giving the brunswick ones at HuS wrong and he receive the brunswick DA? What do you think - or: does anyone have infarmation to help? Thanks in advance westfale