Any kind soul know what this is? miniature sword and medals
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Appears to be Russian.pseudo-expert -
The first medal appears to be a polish merit medal.Originally posted by leibregiment View PostComment
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I have seen several of the miniature sword hangers and they all appeared
to be Russian.Comment
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Can anyone confirm the skull medal is a Balachowicz Cross of Bravery?Comment
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The one on the end looks vaguely masonic
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From left:
1. Polish Merit Cross 2nd class (civil)
2. Polish-Russian Bulak-Balakhovitsch Cross of Merit (fake I think, but maybe I'm wrong...)
3. Russian Medal for Bravery "Za Hrabost"
4. Russian Medal for Russian-Japan war
On that little sword is also written "Za Hrabost" (for bravery)
That combo fits to white russians who emigrate to Poland after 1917 and later fight in a polish-russian war (1920) in polish army.Comment
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I happen to own a Polish Merit Cross myself.
The ring is nifty:
Best regards,
Streptile
Looking for ROUND BUTTON 1939 EK1 Spange cases (LDO or PKZ)Comment
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Another.....
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# Trevor - yours is from period of Polish People Republic (2nd pattern 1960-1992).
Here you got all grades of that type:
I sold them all a few days ago....
# Ron - yours cross is from 2nd Republic indeed (I think that was made in excile in London, maybe earlier in France - so 1939-1945/later).Last edited by Borzadow; 12-14-2010, 06:13 AM.Comment
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Next one appeared in an auction! Not the same, but similar....
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This set has absolutely no sense...
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The more I see, the less I trust... I'd not touch any of these.
A German, fighting the Red end/post WW1? It may be, I think. But I still don't like the set.Originally posted by Borzadow View PostThis set has absolutely no sense...Comment
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