Kev in Deva

The red blends in with the pretty mountain flowers in the high Alpine pastures, ask MacGyver <a href="http://www.thinkgeek.com/gadgets/tools/6b3b/" target="_blank">http://www.thinkgeek.com/gadgets/tools/6b3b/</a> http://www.thinkgeek.com/gadgets/tools/8b97/ Or in Blue for the Swiss Navy Kevin in Deva.

Hallo Noor, I am always very weary of personalized E.K.'s, just far to many fantasy / junk / replicas out there to trap the unwary. With regards your piece, it seems a very half-hearted attempt to personalize a very common item, the ss engraving seems to be an afterthought. Kevin in Deva.

Is there any indication that this demolition has been undertaken at the request of the Afghanistan Government? Seeing as the Soviet's were viewed as an invasion force. Kevin in Deva.

well seeing as its The Gentleman's Military Interest Forum you might have mentioned the Swiss Army Knife Kevin in Deva

Please post from where and when these facts were obtained. Thank you. Kevin in Deva.

My first concern would be with the second award (Scwarzburg War Service Medal). the colour of the thread holding the medal secure is white, where all the others have black thread. Also it is on backwards. Kevin in Deva

Hallo BJOW the Swiss I believe do issue ribbons for various exercises and training accomplishments but very few actual medals. Kevin in Deva.

Hopefully, he not another what you see is what you get PICTURE seller as was using German ebay last year But a link to the items would be helpful. Kevin in Deva.

Was the design not also connected with Kunst & Wissenschaft ? especially the helmeted head motif I seem to recall it on the cover of a book printed circa 1938? and on a medal. Kevin in Deva

Hallo usairforce nice set to a South African member of the 8th Army* who served in North Africa in WW2. * be careful the number 8 is falling off the ribbon!!! Kevin in Deva

Could always go for this model Recently sold on ebay. I missed out Kevin in Deva.

Sorry Noor, I have mistakenly given the wrong description:- I copied the wrong line from the book, it should be: Saxon - Weimar period: Ribbon code: 518. - for 2416: Verdienstkreuz f?r Heimatverdienste, 1914 - 1918. The Cross shown is the correct one for the ribbon. Thanks pinpon590 for pointing it out, my excuse to much good food for the Romanian Orthodox Easter and NOT enough Coffee Kevin in Deva

Hallo Gents, Jolly decent of him to provide such good pictures for the FAKE FILE Kevin in Deva.

Rear. Ribbon Ose. Kevin in Deva.

Hallo Gents, hopefully despite the poor pictures an opinion can be formed about this piece. Maker Mark 40 ? Kevin in Deva.

White Side out:- Opinions and comments welcome. Kevin in Deva.

Hallo Gents, this is being offered for 700 Euro here in Romania, Seller claims it has been found in an attic, the green side was in hence the outer white shows some dirt. Kevin in Deva

Hallo Noor. Saxon - Weimar period: Award for Womens Service in Wartime, Oval Medal. Sachsen - Weimar:- Banderkatalog: 2418: Ehrenzeichen f?r Frauenverdienst in Kreige 1918, ovale Medaille. Kevin in Deva. P.S Post on the way to you.

Hopefully we will see pictures of the 4th medal? Kevin in Deva.

Highlighted from original picture. Ribbon bar Rear. Kevin in Deva.

Highlighted from original picture. Ribbon front:- Kevin in Deva

Highlighted from original picture 15 YR Service Cross. ® Kevin in Deva

Highlighted from original picture 15 YR Service Cross. (f) Kevin in Deva

Highlighted from original picture MKLBURG Cross 1870 ® Note Cut along top of arm, under the ribbon Ose. Kevin in Deva.

Highlighted from original picture MKLBURG Cross 1870 (F) Kevin in Deva.