Enamel Time!

[Stogieman]

Let's jazz things up a bit! Post your enamel! Only one rule, piece must pre-date 1920! Aaaannnnnnddddddd away we go!

[Stogieman]

Bavaria!!!!!!!!!

[Stogieman]

Brunswick!

[Stogieman]

Prussia, in rare all gold!

[Stogieman]

Saxony!

[Stogieman]

awe, c'mon, don't be bashful! Show us the goodies!

[Tom Y]

A little enamel, a little glass.

[CRBeery]

I think it is pre 1920! One of the very few that I have seen that I believe.

[CRBeery]

Shiney thing with a horsey.

[CRBeery]

Another vet piece. Need to work on my lighting.

[CRBeery]

Hey Rick, I will trade you my shiney horsey for yours! The rules did not state it was awards and medals only .

[CRBeery]

Rare cousin of the one Rick posted.

[Jim P]

This will be the next step in my preservation of historical items,once I get the Third reich awards I'm looking for found.There are no medals in the world that match the beauty of old world enamel.So if anyone has any extra and wish to donate some,please send to:" The Jim Prewitt Historical Preservation and Research

Institute" care of ME.

Jim P

[Bob Hunter]

I have no single enamel pieces...all are on bars of some description. Here are some samples...

Let's start with enamel and gold...

[Bob Hunter]

enamel, glass and gold.

Edited August 16, 2005 by Bob Hunter

[Bob Hunter]

more enamel

[Bob Hunter]

a little bit of enamel...

[Bob Hunter]

enamel and gold and a story too.

[Bob Hunter]

a well enameled veteran

Whoops, my error! Please only look at the Hamburg Hanseatic Cross. The veterans crosses are post 1920.

Edited August 16, 2005 by Bob Hunter

[Bob Hunter]

...and I got dibs on Ricky's horsey...

[Bob Hunter]

and there is a little enamel on this guy...

[Jason]

Geez I can't compete with Bob's last one! Anyway, here's what's "down under" at the moment...

cheers Jason

[Jason]

Does Austrian enamel count?

[Jason]

A little teenie-tiny red cross....

[Jason]

Last one....another bit of the good stuff from Austria!

cheers Jason