gjw Posted April 3 Posted April 3 Hey all, got a couple in the mail today from Slovenia Best Regards Greg 3
Farkas Posted April 6 Posted April 6 Nice 👍 Interesting to see unusual ones… What are those end ones Greg? tony 🍻
Christian1962 Posted April 6 Posted April 6 5 hours ago, Farkas said: Nice 👍 Interesting to see unusual ones… What are those end ones Greg? tony 🍻 Tony, I must confess that I had no idea too 😉. I have no ribbon in my mind which could match, just the 1898 Signum Memoriae for civil servants and that would not match here anyway. Regards Christian 1
gjw Posted April 8 Author Posted April 8 Hey all, the second to the end looks this the ribbon of the Lubeck Hanseatic Cross in reverse order. I doubt that this case, I'm guessing it may be some local vet or war commemorative medal. The end ribbon (on the long bar) is so faded I just can't tell. Best to all Greg 1
Farkas Posted April 24 Posted April 24 Hi Gents, I’ve got a possible match… I found this one first as I was looking into this 👆 I found a second related award👇 The bars end ribbon doesn’t have the red stripe and looks white/grey… this one is grey/white with that red stripe. - Maybe it is that heavily faded. Even if it’s not the same it is surely for another related one 🤷♂️ assuming my first identification is accurate 🤞 Grey and white ribbon & with them both for similar services, the similarity is too much to be coincidence in my opinion 🤞 tony 🍻
Christian1962 Posted April 24 Posted April 24 The Upper Austrian and the Tyrolean "Katastropheneinsatzmedaille" were both established in 1965. The Upper Austrian´s ribbon is white and red with narrow red and white edges, the pic above shows the 2002 version which was given out with a wrong ribbon. This kind of medal bars with 15 mm wide ribbons was in use just beween 1938 and 1945 in Austria as it was part of the Third Reich. And some years after, because there were not any other ribbons available. It would be very uncommon to mount medal bars in Wehrmacht style in the 1960ties. Some did, but in my opinion it's not a match... Regards Christian 1
Farkas Posted April 25 Posted April 25 On 24/04/2024 at 06:22, Christian1962 said: The Upper Austrian and the Tyrolean "Katastropheneinsatzmedaille" were both established in 1965. The Upper Austrian´s ribbon is white and red with narrow red and white edges, the pic above shows the 2002 version which was given out with a wrong ribbon. This kind of medal bars with 15 mm wide ribbons was in use just beween 1938 and 1945 in Austria as it was part of the Third Reich. And some years after, because there were not any other ribbons available. It would be very uncommon to mount medal bars in Wehrmacht style in the 1960ties. Some did, but in my opinion it's not a match... Regards Christian Totally agree, wrong period, I shoulda checked 🙃 1
pinpon590 Posted April 26 Posted April 26 I only find this one : Franz Joseph I. Signum Memoriae Jubilee Medal - 1898
Christian1962 Posted April 26 Posted April 26 4 hours ago, pinpon590 said: I only find this one : Franz Joseph I. Signum Memoriae Jubilee Medal - 1898 This version of the medal was given to civil servants and not to soldiers. So it would make no sense in combination with the rest of the ribbons. In addition the owner would have recevied the 1908 Jubilee Cross in addition which is not on the medal bar. That rules the 1898 Signum Memoriae out. Regards Christian
pinpon590 Posted April 26 Posted April 26 This one have the good ribbon ... But in 1866... Or this one, on Verlag édition : 1
Farkas Posted April 29 Posted April 29 On 24/04/2024 at 06:22, Christian1962 said: The Upper Austrian and the Tyrolean "Katastropheneinsatzmedaille" were both established in 1965. The Upper Austrian´s ribbon is white and red with narrow red and white edges, the pic above shows the 2002 version which was given out with a wrong ribbon. This kind of medal bars with 15 mm wide ribbons was in use just beween 1938 and 1945 in Austria as it was part of the Third Reich. And some years after, because there were not any other ribbons available. It would be very uncommon to mount medal bars in Wehrmacht style in the 1960ties. Some did, but in my opinion it's not a match... Regards Christian I can see why you know all about those ones I suggested…. Congrats, very impressive Christian. Cheers tony 🍻 1
Christian1962 Posted April 29 Posted April 29 4 hours ago, Farkas said: I can see why you know all about those ones I suggested…. Congrats, very impressive Christian. Cheers tony 🍻 Thank you very much, Tony, you are welcomed! Christian 1
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