Bavarian ribbon bars

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Hi everybody,

have a look about my Bavarian ribbon bars. Note the small ribbon bar, very interrestnig.

Regards

Christophe

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The reverse of the ribbon bars

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The small ribbon bar

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The reverse

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Another close up. The same ribbon bar but one is with swords and the other without swords

[Daniel Krause]

ok...lets continue a bit:

here an early M 1915 one, sill un-ID?d

Best regards

Daniel

[Daniel Krause]

another one, Bavarian red cross guy:

Best regards

Daniel

Edited December 25, 2006 by Daniel Krause

[Daniel Krause]

another one, LtCol a.D. Georg Freiherr Harsdorf von Enderndorf:

Best regards

Daniel

[Daniel Krause]

an odd non-com one, using 25 mm and 16 mm ribbons:

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Daniel

[Daniel Krause]

a small beamten bar:

Best regards

Daniel

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Hi,

What do you think about the combo Bavaria and Wurttemberg ?

Christophe

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And what about Bavaria and Bade

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The first ribbon bar is very interresting because we can see the "Hochzeits Erinnerungsmedaille Herzog Carl Eduard" from 1905 (OEK 2674).

Christophe

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Here we can find both BMVO 4th class, with and without X.

Christophe

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Another ribbon bar belonged to Anton Ritter von Werr

Christophe

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And what about Bavaria and Saxe Coburg Gotha (part 2)

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This ribbon bar is not the most beautiful I have (cos of the TR ribbon), but it's always interresting to have

Christophe

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The most beautiful for the end : ribbon bar to Lukas Ritter von Kaufmann

Christophe

[Stogieman]

The thing about Bavarian Bars is they can be very simple...

[Stogieman]

.. or complex and interesting...

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and even surprising!

[Stogieman]

They almost always tell a story...

[Stogieman]

sometimes an older one..

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.. sometimes a sad one..

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..sometimes an unusual one..