My first medal bar.....

[Motorhead]

That happens when an iron cross collector has spend too many days at holliday-and after the return there's no iron cross in sight

Micha

Edited January 28, 2006 by Motorhead

[Motorhead]

Reverse

[Paul R]

Micha,

That is one awesome bar! Thank you for posting it!! Is the first medal a long service medal?

[joe campbell]

both are prussian:

the first is the allgemeines ehrenzeichen. note the

ribbon similar to the red eagle order awards. it also

has the large eye - der grosse ose.

(all the better to see you with, goldilocks....)

the second is the kriegshilfern kreuz, for non-

combatants, and often for medical service/support.

hope this helps.

joe

very tidy bar! watch out micha.

they try to get bigger!

Edited January 28, 2006 by joe campbell

[Stogieman]

Ha Ha, we've sucked in another Imperial victim...... errrrr I mean a new Imperial collector. The slope is very steep. The slope is very slippery. There is no bottom! Enjoy our ride!

[Bob Hunter]

...and you need to reverse the medals on the bar. As they are now the reverse of both medals are facing front.

[CHRIS W]

...and you need to reverse the medals on the bar. As they are now the reverse of both medals are facing front.

The Allgemeines Ehrenzeichen is mounted correctly.

Chris

[Bob Hunter]

It does really depend on the way the wearer wanted it mounted and the regulations were given a nod and a wink.

Here are some examples of both medals mounted.

Edited January 29, 2006 by Bob Hunter

[Bob Hunter]

Another example

[Bob Hunter]

Last example.

[Paul R]

I have never seen a War Merit medal with that ribbon!?!

You have the best stuff

[Paul R]

both are prussian:

the first is the allgemeines ehrenzeichen. note the

ribbon similar to the red eagle order awards. it also

has the large eye - der grosse ose.

(all the better to see you with, goldilocks....)

the second is the kriegshilfern kreuz, for non-

combatants, and often for medical service/support.

hope this helps.

joe

very tidy bar! watch out micha.

they try to get bigger!

Thank you for the education Joe There is so much to learn... That is what caught my attention(ribbon simular to that of the Red Eagle Order).

[Ralph A]

#9 looks familiar.

[Bob Hunter]

My apologies Ralph. I don't usually do that without attribution. I don't recall how I came by your bar on the blue background. Anyway, the bar I had intended to post as an example was this one.