The fightingmen

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A Fighting Man named Unteroffizier Emil Findeisen, veteran of Regiment 108 and the 3rd Company of KS IR 391

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Close ups

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A very clean pre-34 Red Cross Bar

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Brave Saxoner pre-34 Bar with a nice state set up

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And a restored pre-34 Wuerttemburger

That's it for now. Steve

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A decent Sachsen-Meiningen Bar. Steve

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And from the smallest of states, a Schaumburg-Lippe Bar with ribbon bar. Steve

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Steve,
Some very nice additions I like your Lippe-Detmold bar.

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Thanks Greg. I like it too. Had that 'normal fighting soldier' look to it, even if the ribbons are a bit rough. Steve

[Brian S]

And from the smallest of states, a Schaumburg-Lippe Bar with ribbon bar. Steve

That is a real gem.

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Thanks Brian. Like Don, I had been on the hunt for one of these for some time. Since Schaumburg-Lippe is the smallest of the states and principalities and since only 10K of these crosses were awarded, finding them on a bar with matching ribbon bar is pretty tough. Thanks, Steve

[Don D.]

Another brave guy, probably a company level officer from Saxony.

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Quite impressive Don and nice condition. A beautiful combination. Steve

[Don D.]

Thanks. I still think the St. Henry looks like George Washington.

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A couple of mine:

Wurtemberg