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    Wound badge device on a ribbon bar?

    Is this ribbon bar legit?

    http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...tem=2205096106



    Never seen a wound badge device on a ribbon bar (other than a '57)...

    --Chris
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    Is that two EK ribbons?

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      #3
      Originally posted by Rolf D.
      Is that two EK ribbons?
      Not sure... Isn't there a Prussian decoration that looks like an EK with a sword device?

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        #4
        Hi,
        no, that is not a normal ribbonbar-device. This one comes from a lapel-bow.




        The second black-white ribbon could be for a wartime- crown-order or a wartime-red-eagle-order or a Hohenzollern decoration.

        best wishes,
        Gerd

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          #5
          While it MIGHT be possible for a small ribbon bar to have been worn on a civilian lapel rather than a uniform, the crossed swords behind 1918 Wound Badge is indeed a lapel bow device and should NEVER be found on a ribbon bar. It is a classic indication that somebody has mucked around with something.

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            Originally posted by Rick Lundström
            While it MIGHT be possible for a small ribbon bar to have been worn on a civilian lapel rather than a uniform, the crossed swords behind 1918 Wound Badge is indeed a lapel bow device and should NEVER be found on a ribbon bar. It is a classic indication that somebody has mucked around with something.
            I had suspected that this one was dubious. Thanks for the confirmation

            --Chris

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