Germany's Most Beautifully Designed WWII Awards
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Germany's Most Beautifully Designed WWII Awards
I've started a new thread to show some of what I think are the most beautiful of the WWII era (German/Nazi) awards.
From a purely artistic and graphic standpoint these are what I would consider the finest.
Please post some of your own images and thoughts.
Johnny R.
From a purely artistic and graphic standpoint these are what I would consider the finest.
Please post some of your own images and thoughts.
Johnny R.
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Re: Germany's Most Beautifully Designed WWII Awards
Hard to beat the Blue Max.
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Re: Germany's Most Beautifully Designed WWII Awards
German Order Breast Badge.
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Re: Germany's Most Beautifully Designed WWII Awards
Johnny, the GO you pictured is a fake.
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Indeed, but it's not WWII era. Only people wearing it in WWII had been awarded it during WWI.Johnnyrocket wrote:Hard to beat the Blue Max.
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Blue Max by far. Except the fact that is the highest of all its also the most beautiful ..All countries have beautiful awards maybe we could start a topic somewhere where we can post medals from around the world..
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Re: Germany's Most Beautifully Designed WWII Awards
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War Merit Cross 1st Class. A very basic design, but is exquisite in its simplicity.
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I have to agrea that the German Order, Arts and Siences and Eagle Order are the very finest of the designe world. However the examples shown are unfortunatly all fakes.
I take the opertunity of posting the originals. Maybe the link might be of interest to thouse interested in these awards.
http://ailsby-collection.blogspot.com/
I take the opertunity of posting the originals. Maybe the link might be of interest to thouse interested in these awards.
http://ailsby-collection.blogspot.com/
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The Dress version
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Re: Germany's Most Beautifully Designed WWII Awards
War Lord has hit a home run with these examples of the best designed awards from the Nazi German era.
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Very good link, thanks War Lord.WAR LORD wrote:I have to agrea that the German Order, Arts and Siences and Eagle Order are the very finest of the designe world. However the examples shown are unfortunatly all fakes.
I take the opertunity of posting the originals. Maybe the link might be of interest to thouse interested in these awards.
http://ailsby-collection.blogspot.com/
Johnny R.
• Natural Born American Citizen
• American Patriot
• U.S. Army Vet.1969-'71—Spc.5 Field Artillery
—Sworn by oath to support and defend the "CONSTITUTION" of the United States against all enemies, "FOREIGN" and "DOMESTIC"!
• American Patriot
• U.S. Army Vet.1969-'71—Spc.5 Field Artillery
—Sworn by oath to support and defend the "CONSTITUTION" of the United States against all enemies, "FOREIGN" and "DOMESTIC"!
Re: Germany's Most Beautifully Designed WWII Awards
does the US have any or a similar amount of awards that look 'beautiful'??