Just picked this group up today , i figure the guy was a diplomate , these were all baught from one family.The Order of Lopolds in gold and i believe a neck or sash cross missing the crown? The other medals are gold and silver.
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Just beautiful!
The mini is Russian, a St. Stanislaus if I recall correctly.Best regards,
Streptile
Looking for ROUND BUTTON 1939 EK1 Spange cases (LDO or PKZ)Comment
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Fantastic group of items. Could we see closeups of the Ottoman decoration?Comment
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more pics, it was turned into a brooch at one time. I cant tell weather it was a neck order of a medal.Comment
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Truly beautiful pieces... every one of them; and yes, that mini is an Imperial Russian St. Stanislaus.
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Wonderful collection....When I started this hobby all I was interested in was Third Reich Iron Crosses. I've been pull into Imperial crosses and with all the lovely collections i have seen of the enamels, they are really getting hard to resist. Absolutely wonderful pieces you have, thanks for showing!
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The austrian leopold is a 18K-piece by Rothe, what a pitty the crown is missing.
commander or gc? what are the measurements?
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haynau
PS: the golden merit cross with crown, IMHO gold aswell is a nice earlier pieceComment
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5th degree Mecidi order
If the center where the tougra (the imperial seal/signature) is silver then this is a 5th degree (neck) Mecidi order.
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