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Last edited by Scott M; 08-27-2006, 04:45 PM. -
.Last edited by Scott M; 08-27-2006, 04:45 PM. -
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Aha! Sorry couldn't resist after seeing your avatar pic
Wow, must be fantastic having all the medals belonging to your relatives. Nicely mounted too. Thanks for posting them
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Wow Scott, you are very lucky to have kept all these in the family. Thanks for sharing, especially the poignant Arnhem set to John G Gordon - take care of them!
Cheers
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great sets!! im starting to see if i can get my great grandads medals from ww1 from some cousins of mine! he was a sniper in the war and got his leg blown off in 1916!(said it was the BEST think that ever happend to him!!!!!)
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Hi Scott,
very nice indeed your lucky to have these set`s, as most of my familys meadals (mainly WW1) to include a first day of the somme casualty (?) went illegally to my nephew who immediatly sold them
Thanks for showing.
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That really looks nice Scott.
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Very nice display indeed. I like the ROC LSM group! I think that's the first ROC LSM we've had on this forum. 
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Great ! I wish that everybody kept his family history in honour like you do!
But then, there would be nothing to collect
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