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    Can You ID These Two Medals?

    This coat of arms has me stumped. It's German writing on the back. Where is it from? And the Kronprinzen? Prussia? Also, these triangular mounts? What time period are they from and where all where they used? Thanks! (4 pics)
    Ammersee
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          These are unofficial patriotic medals, the first being Saxon with the typical unusual style of mounting. The second has an Austrian style of mounting, but appears to show the Prussian crown prince Wilhelm. I would say these date to around 1910.

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            Thanks Vince. I may try to get that first one, just because I don't have one of those unusual mounts. Ammersee

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              Hi,

              "The second has an Austrian style of mounting, but appears to show the Prussian crown prince Wilhelm. I would say these date to around 1910."

              The ... second show the Prussian crown prince Friedrich.
              I would say these date around 1887/1888.

              Please see here:

              http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frederi...German_Emperor

              Regards
              Uwe

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                I think you're right on the second one, Uwe, it looks like the "Hundert-Tage Kaiser".

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