I have been looking for a mounted LDA 2 and this fit the bill . The Centenary medal is a bit frayed,but overall I really like this bar
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I like it too.
I know some people think of the "Zitronenorden" as the pre-WWI Hindy Cross and spurn it accordingly, but I personally like it. Plus, you can't beat the historical value since it's made up of enemy guns from all the Unification Wars. -
I assume you mean between the Franco-Prussian War and WW1. A nice representative bar for a common soldier.pseudo-expertComment
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a nice one.
the soldiers and the civilians called it bronzeklumpen and the long service säuferschnalle.
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A great little medal bar!
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PierceComment
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I love these names for medals!! Thanks for sharing! Our National Defense Medal is better know as the "I was alive in 65 Medal" Not sure if they renamed it or not.Originally posted by römischIX View Posta nice one.
the soldiers and the civilians called it bronzeklumpen and the long service säuferschnalle.
Sorry Mauser, that is exactly how I think of the Bronzeklumpen
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Joe,it's rare that I actually 'LOL' but your post made me chuckleOriginally posted by römischIX View Posta nice one.
the soldiers and the civilians called it bronzeklumpen and the long service säuferschnalle.
thank you for sharing that, I have NEVER heard them referred to as that beforeComment
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Thank you Pierce!Originally posted by luftkreig View PostA great little medal bar!
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Nice little bar Scott
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Streptile
Looking for ROUND BUTTON 1939 EK1 Spange cases (LDO or PKZ)Comment
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Do you have any references on these terms to be contemporary? I think I coined one of these two terms...Originally posted by römischIX View Posta nice one.
the soldiers and the civilians called it bronzeklumpen and the long service säuferschnalle.
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(no need to apologize for the ribbon condition)Comment
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Thank you ClaudiusOriginally posted by Claudius View Post
(no need to apologize for the ribbon condition)Comment
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