The old Suter's uniforms & stuff

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The picture of Hitler at a podium is very similar to photos I've seen that were taken on Reich Party Days.
Apparently someone really liked it, as the portrait on the single stamps below look like they came from the same artwork.

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A couple months and no comments? Geeze, don't any of you guys like stamps....

Okay, guess I'll

As some of you may have noticed from the earlier 'room' photos, a lot of my stuff is hanging on the walls in wooden frames - all of which I made. Of course, I ran out of wall space eons ago, but here are some of the framed medal & badge displays I put together.

This first one is of the SA and national sports badges.

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Front & back of the Eastern Front Medal.

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Bronze, silver, gold driver's badges.

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Stamps! Now how the heck did that get in there?

Oh well - anyway here are the three grades of Mother's crosses.

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Last one for the moment - bronze & silver basic tank badges.

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Well, for crying out load - leave for a couple of minutes...........

Sigh....

Here's the Faithful Service Medal - awarded after 25 years of public service.

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West Wall Medal - awarded to both civilians and military members who worked on the construction of the West Wall.

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The three versions of the Cross of Honor - also referred to as the Hindenberg Cross.

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Someday, when (if ?) I retire I'm going to have to redo all those frame labels....

Here are the War Medit Medals / Crosses - except, of course, for the worn 'round-the neck one, which I don't have.

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And, finally, the WWI & WWII Iron Crosses / Spanges. And no, I don''t have a Knight's Cross. If I did, it would be one one of the tunics.

But hey, at least no more stamps snuck in this round....

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[MLH13]

Dave,

I have been in awe of your collection for years! I would truly appreciate the opportunity to visit you one day, see your collection and talk shop for a while.

Mark