PlM w/Oaks on Detlev Site-Eww

[Brian S]

Eww, as in WOW! Some of you guys have been looking for a PlM. Well here's the best of the best gentlemen. No excuses, no wearer's copy, no mid-20's, no mid 30's. This is the second nicest I've ever seen!

687 PlM's awarded WWI. 105 Oakleaves to the Army.

I hope Detlev doesn't mind me using his photo, I've scaled it down dramatically to keep its usefullness to a minimum to the wrong elements. If this needs to be removed, let me know please. Apologies in advance, this is just such a special offering!

[Brian S]

No whose is it?

"The PLM was awarded to the of a Guard regiment in 1917 for his bravery at "Verdun" and the oakleaves in 1918 during the "Battle of France""

Approx. 50 oaks to Army in 1918 (less one I know whose PlM this is not.)

"...Guard regiment in 1917..."

THREE POSSIBILITIES!

[Brian S]

Even if you don't buy it, don't you appreciate it? The last of Prussia's highest award with its highest grade.

[Ralph A]

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[Brian S]

If its still there tomorrow...

If you get it please share whose it was!

[Frank Pacheco]

Brian, I know what a PlM is but what is the small black and white ribbon? I would like to know.

Thanks,
Frank

[Ralph A]

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[Chris Wainwrigh]

Frank, That's a lapel ribbon of the PLM for wear with civilian clothes. Regards Chris

[Frank Pacheco]

Thanks Chris If I only had the cash.
Frank

[Mike Dunn]

Go Ralph!!!

[Brian S]

Frank, That's a lapel ribbon of the PLM for wear with civilian clothes. Regards Chris

Not JUST, it's the PlM w/OAKS attachment. Luckily my grandfather had a few lapel pieces. Remember, distinguishing this ribbon is the third stripe!

[Brian S]

...in Germany...

...early tomorrow... I have a request in also...

[Ralph A]

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[Chris Wainwrigh]

Congratulatios Ralph Stunning PLM Regards Chris