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    Eleven Piece Austria/German Medal Bar

    Eleven Piece Austria/German Medal Bar
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      Detlev COA

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        #4
        My personal opinion: beautifull decorations but i don't like the bar.

        some things to think off:

        - ribbons look very new
        -this special grey backing i have often seen by newdone bars
        -Orden of the Iron crown with swords but NO swords on FJO (could be)
        -NO Signum Laudis (bronce or silver)
        -NO Military Merit Cross

        just my two cents

        haynau

        PS: it is good done, so if the price is ok i would habe bought it aswell

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          #5
          Like Rick Lundstrum, who used to be the resident expert here, was fond of saying. Ribbons should stay in fine condition if stored right. This has been in a closed box that came with it for many many years.

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            #6
            It is indeed beautiful, but I find it odd to have both the Austrian War Service Medal and the Hindenburg Cross as well. Steve

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              #7
              Like haynau, I find the lack of a Signum Laudis, the basic Austro-Hungarian award for officers, to be odd.

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                #8
                a picture

                odd, indeed...but in this case not the kiss of death. The combination of #1 and #2 and the wound medal and the Wehrmacht LS medals make this guy (probably) identifiable. he may well be out there.
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