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Fantastic Doug!!! - aesthetically, my favourite too....and rare.
Are these Merit Crosses maker marked?
The more I see them, the more they fascinate me.
Time to open the wallet I think.......
Marshall -
Great set, Doug!! It is eye candy!!
I love the case too!!!
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Hi Doug,
Very nice womans merit cross. The case makes it especially cool. Here is
mine which I was able to purchase right here on the e-stand.
GregComment
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Here is another of my favorites. I like the detail in this button hole mini.
GregComment
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What would constitue the rewarding of this award?Originally posted by gregMHi Doug,
Very nice womans merit cross. The case makes it especially cool. Here is
mine which I was able to purchase right here on the e-stand.
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Greg,Originally posted by gregM
That one looks familiar....Comment
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Marshall-- Can not find any makers marks on mine but according to the "Iron
Time" some can be found with a small C or O on the eyelet but the maker is
unknown.
Chris--This cross was only awarded to woman "for service related to the care
of wounded and sick soldiers" There were only 2,992 awarded and they were
given out on April 9, June 26, and July 29 of 1871
GregLast edited by gregM; 06-17-2004, 10:07 PM.Comment
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I bet it does. It is one of my faves.Originally posted by Doug See
THANKS AGAIN.
GregComment
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Cheers Greg!Originally posted by gregM
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