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...and now a marine-officer with a russian and a turkey decoration...Comment
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...and a member of the GOEBEN with turkish, finnish and a greek medal....Comment
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...and a Frackspange with an Austria, Bulgarian and Swedisch decoration....Comment
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Hi WNickel-
Great medal bars
. Concerning the Greek medal in one of the groups this is the medal for the Greek-Bulgarian war of 1913 (the 2nd Balkan war). This medal has a straight suspender, which has been removed for mounting purposes. Unfortunately from the picture I am unable to detect whethear this medal has the ribbon for the comabatants or non-combatants version of the medal. A close-up would be useful. Best regards
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Gee whiz Werner...
... why not just embarrass all our medal bars
And I was going to start a "Show your medal bar" thread. Now, mine just pale...
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Whats in a name?
Guys:
Great looking medals! However, can you please start identify them when posting pics? I t would be very beneficial to those of us who are not as wise in the ways of imperial awards. It’s kind of like looking at a beautiful girl… you like to be able to associate a name to a face.
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Ahhh, we're just terrible teases. We SHOULD be good, we TRY to be good.
Are we luring you deep into the Bottomless Pit of Imperial Wonders?
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I'm no tease; in fact I'm quite easy. I edited mine to add what each medal was.
Regards,
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Dave: Thanks for taking the time to edit your thread with the names of the awards, it is very useful!
Rick: Yes, I am fall fast and hard with an iron parachute. I am finding this imperial medal fourm with all the pics to be quite intriguing and informative. However, during this round of collecting I am going to take my time and do my research and ask a bunch of questions, before I start laying down the money for these medals, unlike I did during my younger III Riech peorid....to say the least I was played like a violin.
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...a small bar with the silver medal of the swedish WASA-order...Comment
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