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    Guest Rick Research
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    I'm surprised not to see a Crowned X on the first "OK" ribbon--from the position, that's what it must have been. Otherwise, it's a peacetime House Order and THAT either/or is what will make this tricky to ID.

    Looks like a nice early WW2 bar. My bet would be this guy jusssssssst scarped short of earning a war-doubled-time XXV,,, REALLY tight timing--say in 1901/02 but OUT 1919, and then continuous civil service for that 40 1940/41. That should neatly winnow down possible suspects, but for the either/or. Highl unlikely to be a peacetime House Order... though possible.

    Navy? Army? A name should pop up from any of the possibilities.

    Guest Rick Research
    Posted

    OK, how's this for fast--if NOT happily. NO WW1 Oldenburg House OrderX recipient matches. So peacetime... much harder, even with those rolls not fully transcribed. We haven't got this one on our Master List.

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