Kev in Deva

The British Military had a "Wound Stripe" circa WW1 which was, I believe faded out circa WW2 from general issue, perhaps it would be an idea to reinstate a similar award in cloth or like the original in metal and clipped to the lower forearm or sleeve. There should be some form of recognition for wounds received in the service of ones country, and it does not have to be in the shape of a "medal". Kevin in Deva

Hallo hmgriefswald, can you please post a better, larger picture than the above? Kevin in Deva.

Hallo Gents, if you can get these items, for the prices given above then grab them quick, as they are selling for 50 - 80+ Euros here in Romania, and thats for the lower classes. More for cased items with issue brevet in tube. Kevin in Deva :cheers:

Hallo Lorenzo This weapon is one of a pair outside of the Officers club in central Timisoara, Timis County, both well known, and photographed by myself as the building was used over the last 5 years for the Collectors Fair, time permitting, as I am getting set to head off on holiday I will dig out and post some shots (but thinks I already posted pictures before of them on the Forum.) Interestingly one of them seems to have been hit (but no penetration) by a burst of machine gun fire on the splinter shield, the indentations being visible when you catch the light at a certain angle. The yellow sign on the gun shield is not military related but a peace sign representing this area as a point of interest connected to the Peoples Revolution of 1989. http://gmic.co.uk/index.php?s=&showtop...st&p=162889 Kevin in Deva. :beer:

Hallo Paul, The Original Bling-Bling Man Naval Type? so a chance of earning lifesaving award! But the question would be, for me anyway, to work out the official awards from the unofficial. And I would have to wonder if any were self-awarded! Kevin in Deva. :beer:

Taz Phone Home Your new medication has arrived. Kevin in Deva :beer:

Hallo Greg, I took the liberty of posting your pictures on the G.W.R. Forum:- http://1914-1918.invisionzone.com/forums/i...mp;#entry965945 The replies go in the direction of it being from the: Chaplains Department of the British / Commonwealth Military. Kevin in Deva. :beer:

Hi Ed, to my eyes the center device in the first picture differs from that on the link you posted. Wiki Picture referred too in Eds Link. Or have they modified it in time? Kevin in Deva.

Did you spot the face looking out of the machine-gun aperture in the small turret? Kevin in Deva :cheers:

Hallo Greg, can you show the back? Plates like this remind me of ones worn on the broad shoulder belts, I wonder if it came off a band instrument harness, for example a Drummer? Or a band thats not military connected?? Kevin in Deva :beer:

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Rear of the card:- cropped for viewing. Kevin in Deva. :cheers:

Close-up:- Kevin in Deva

EK II Winner, and the "stare" which says "I have seen a lot at the front". Kevin in Deva :cheers:

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Hallo Gents, saw this posted on another forum, and the owner was looking for some info with regards uniforms. Insignia and medal ribbons, One for EK II the other ?. Kevin in Deva

Hallo Team Canada, Welcome to the Forum please take care, there are blatent fakes of Irish Medals being sold on Ebay, If you havenot already done so then please read through the posts here, on the Forum with regards Irish medals, before parting with any sum of money. Please feel free to post pictures of your items here for us to take a peek at. Kevin in Deva. :beer:

Hallo Roman, nice bars, this is the Ehrendenkm?nze of the Deutsche Ehrenlegion: sorry for the bad light its getting dark here in Transylvania. Kevin in Deva :beer:

I suppose a night time visit with pick and shovel in the Stealth mode could be arranged Any idea from the wording what "Bergrath Ritter des Franz Josef Ordens" refers too. A K.u.K Mining Medal? Kevin in Deva

Hallo Gents, I require a little help here, I have always took it that this medal had two ribbons to denote a Military award and a civil award, today I have heard the following, that there are two distinct medals, the difference being in the Latin Script and I am trying to get verification:- Civil: FRANC.IOS.I.D.G.IMP.AVST.REX BOH.ETC.ET REX AP.HVNG Military: FRANC.IOS.I.D.G.IMP.AVSTR.REX.BOH.ETC.AC.AP.REX.HVNG Kevin in Deva. :beer:

The sprawling village in which the monument is located. Kevin in Deva :cheers:

Decorative piece on the top of the monument, depicting miners at work. Kevin in Deva :cheers:

Miners Symbol. Kevin in Deva :cheers: