Saxon NCO.

[CRBeery]

A new bar for the collection. Some hard time served here.

[CRBeery]

The back. Nice tag!

[dond]

That is a beautiful bar.

[buellmeister]

I concur. Absolutely fantastic!

Regards,

Joel

[joe campbell]

most impressive bar!

joe

[Geoff Reeves]

Great bar, CR! I remember when you pulled that one out of your bag at the convention. I'd say, between that and the screwback Wound Badge - you did pretty well for yourself in Houston! Great meeting you too...

Geoff

[CRBeery]

One odd thing about this is that the SEHO is 800 marked at the 6 o'clock position. I think this is the first I have seen. Does that date it as an early piece or as non Saxon made? I am used to the 990 mark.

Thanks to all for the kind comments.

@Geoff - did you get your piece then?

Edited August 17, 2007 by CRBeery

[Geoff Reeves]

@Geoff - did you get your piece then?

The deal is in the works...we'll see...

[Guest Rick Research]

I'd say it is not without hope to eventually be able to put a NAME to this career NCO.

The Prussian MEZ2 to a Saxon for China, along with the WW1 Saxon Honor CrossX should prove the keys, if Saxon MEz2s can be traced.

The Coburg Rolls also exist, but I don't have any for the medals before 1911.

Some day!!!!!

[Stogieman]

Hi Chet, very nice bar and very happy to see you pulling something special out of the woodwork!