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    Posted (edited)

    ALCON

    I found this Feldspangen (Ribbon bar) on a website today. What does everyone think about it? I was trying to see earlier today if it is a possible combination. To me the awards look like:

    1) EK2 (1914) w/ 1939 Spange,

    2) Crown Order 3X or 4X....possibly a rare device for a HOH3x

    3) Baden Zahringer Lion Medal either 1st or 2nd Class with Oakleaf (Staff Officer)

    4) Brunswick Merit Medal 2nd Klass (w/ horse device for two years front line service)

    5) ? (Austria)

    6) Hindenburg Cross with swords

    7) SS Long Service 25 year?

    8) SS Long Service 12 year?

    9) Sudeten Medal

    10) West Wall Medal

    * Most likely a EK1 (1914)

    It looks real to me because of soiled ribbons, but I do not feel its real.. If it is real, then this guy was probably not a frontliner? I thought that the SS did not wear double SS-runes on their long service medals (Against Regs). Plus the SS Runes look a little rough.

    If this is a real bar, Who did this man serve with in WW1 and WW2? I feel that it would be an easily identifiable bar.

    v/r

    ostprussenmann

    Edited by ostprussenmann
    Posted (edited)

    Maybe it war belong to someone who fight in WW1 as a regular soldier (i think officer), and then join the SS..:unsure:

    But i'm not sure abot the SS runes..

    Edited by kapten_windu
    Posted

    I'm no expert...but those SS runes look awfully deformed. The first set seems almost squashed on the right hand S, and the first S on the second is missing half it's top. I'm sure the quality control guys wouldn't have let that slip by.

    Jason

    Posted

    This ribbon bar is no good. Typically OHIO fake. If you use the forum search, you'll find similiar ones posted over the years.

    Posted

    Hi,

    Like Saschaw said, it's a fake ribbon bar. It's interesting to note that the fake use a device usually seen for the Crown Order 4th cl with X and not on the Hohenzollern device.

    So with this indication, we have to see a colonial ribbon (China or Africa) and here there is nothing. So, again there is a problem.

    Rick R has made some photos about good and fake runes on ribbons. Don't forget to see his work.

    Christophe

    Posted

    Hi,

    Like Saschaw said, it's a fake ribbon bar. It's interesting to note that the fake use a device usually seen for the Crown Order 4th cl with X and not on the Hohenzollern device.

    So with this indication, we have to see a colonial ribbon (China or Africa) and here there is nothing. So, again there is a problem.

    Rick R has made some photos about good and fake runes on ribbons. Don't forget to see his work.

    Christophe

    Christophe, do you have a link to his stuff? I have been trying to find this reference and have not been lucky yet.

    Thanks

    Jason

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