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- Richard van Kempen
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medals
hi Roger
I don't have much because i just started in the collecting business but my favorite is my dug up German Cross
I don't have much because i just started in the collecting business but my favorite is my dug up German Cross
My favourite would be the East Front medal- Its not the most fancy or best looking nor that rare. But it means something to me.
I got one for about $50 (picked it up at a rumage sale)- it was in "fairly good" condition but also came with the original envelope with a littile of the cellophane still in there.
I got one for about $50 (picked it up at a rumage sale)- it was in "fairly good" condition but also came with the original envelope with a littile of the cellophane still in there.
Panzervernichtungsabzeichen
I like the Panzervernichtungsabzeichen best. Have pictures of Friedrich Anding and Günther Viezenz with their right arm "overdecorated" by such badges. Should like to see a color picture of a KC winner with many Panzervernichtungsabzeichen, specially with a golden one. Have never seen that. Here are Bodo Spranz with 4 silver badges.
Regards
Paal
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- subskipper
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Medals.....
From my very small collection of Finnish medals I would choose the Cross of Liberty as my personal favourite. If I could choose freely, I'd say that most of the unit specific commemorative medals for the Finnish armed forces during ww2 are some of my absolute favourites.
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Medals
Heer/Waffen-SS: Deutsches Kreuz in Gold and Allgemeine Sturmabzeichen
Kriegsmarine: Abzeichen für Blockadbrecher
Luftwaffe: Gemeinsames Flugzeugführer und Beobachterabzeichen
Martin
Kriegsmarine: Abzeichen für Blockadbrecher
Luftwaffe: Gemeinsames Flugzeugführer und Beobachterabzeichen
Martin
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Medals
Heer/Waffen-SS: Deutsches Kreuz in Gold and Allgemeine Sturmabzeichen
Kriegsmarine: Abzeichen für Blockadbrecher
Luftwaffe: Gemeinsames Flugzeugführer und Beobachterabzeichen
Martin
Kriegsmarine: Abzeichen für Blockadbrecher
Luftwaffe: Gemeinsames Flugzeugführer und Beobachterabzeichen
Martin
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WOW!
Marcus,
Thats a really interesting design. I do not know a lot about foreign decorations. What is the name of that? What was it issued for?
WC Stump - WOW. That is an interesting concept. Are you saying ALL the reference books are incorrect when they say the badge was awarded....even Detlev Niemann's book?
Roger
Thats a really interesting design. I do not know a lot about foreign decorations. What is the name of that? What was it issued for?
WC Stump - WOW. That is an interesting concept. Are you saying ALL the reference books are incorrect when they say the badge was awarded....even Detlev Niemann's book?
Roger
Re: WOW!
It's the "Badge of Honor for service on the Eastern Front".RF HONTS wrote:Thats a really interesting design. I do not know a lot about foreign decorations. What is the name of that? What was it issued for?
/Marcus
Re: Badge never awarded
William,
Prehaps you would like to start a new thead on the Army Balloon Observer's Badge? It would be interesting to read more about the controversy around that badge.
/Marcus
Prehaps you would like to start a new thead on the Army Balloon Observer's Badge? It would be interesting to read more about the controversy around that badge.
/Marcus