3 unresearched medal bars

[SovPha]

Currently researching all three medal bars.

I wish you all a great weekend . 

 

[Eric Gaumann]

For some reason I'm not seeing any images.

[Leaftree]

Same here.

[SovPha]

Hi guys, I am really sorry. I've uploaded the pics from MeWe. I will post them again. 

Edited February 28, 2020 by SovPha

[Eric Gaumann]

That first bar is so very basic; CSM, Cascasus, and VoG.  But the CSM is numbered, and of course the upgraded ribbon/suspension that is rarely seen in such pristine condition...  I've had my chance at the suspension in the past and I regret no buying them when they had no added interest.

The second bar....  such lovely, dark patina on those two silver medals.  That VoG ribbon, it looks just a very tiny bit off.  I don't doubt it much, though.

[Eric Gaumann]

The third bar:  1940s awards on 1960s+ hardware.  The second BM ring re-soldering I'm not concerned about.  Typical post-war repair, IMO.  The wrong, re-ribboning is not a deal-breaker, I've seen it done in the DDR all the time but in the USSR, not so much.  But....

IMO this is a legit 1950s/60s/70s bar.  Probably.

[SovPha]

5 hours ago, Eric Gaumann said:

The third bar:  1940s awards on 1960s+ hardware.  The second BM ring re-soldering I'm not concerned about.  Typical post-war repair, IMO.  The wrong, re-ribboning is not a deal-breaker, I've seen it done in the DDR all the time but in the USSR, not so much.  But....

IMO this is a legit 1950s/60s/70s bar.  Probably.

Thank you for the feedback. I know many vets who mounted their awards on 1960's hardware. This was very common practice.

Andrej

Edited March 1, 2020 by SovPha

[Paul R]

You should get that double bravery bar researched. Those are great.