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    weeee ickle ribbion bar but what rbbions are they!!!

    got this little thing in a group of bars a year a go and i thought it had been MIA but i just found it there today and i realy dont know what ribbions they are? it has a very german type of backing so im assuming its german? can anyone id them!!
    thanks for any and all help!!!
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    and of course the back! thanks again!!
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      The one on the left is green, and the one on the right is black, correct?

      --Chris

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        #4
        What would be really keen is if this was a bar that had a ribbon for the Awaloff cross second class w/swords for Russians fighting in the Germanic-Russian Army of the West.................

        But that is one looooong stretch!



        Too bad the crossed swords don't have a crown, because then I would be inclined to guess Randow second class.

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          so unidentifuably then?? pity that! thanks anyway guys!! by the by what was the randow cross sounds intresting?

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            just wondering can anyone tell me what the 1st ribbion is as i have another ribbion bar with the same ribbion only with swords! here it is from a bar i got of stogieman! its the 3rd one across!(hope rick doesnt mind me using his pic!)
            thanks again!
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              #7
              Looks like a Saxon Albert Order ribbon to me. Regards Chris

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                #8
                whats it look like? and how do you get it? (i hope its a lovely enameled one!!! ) thanks

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                  just did a bit of a search there and it looks in deed like the Saxon Albert Order,but what about the secand one!!! very annoying that!! if the guy only had to awards and one was a officers award maybe a id would be possible??(i can hope!!!!)but that 2nd ribbion is realy annoying me!!!! the swords are german but the ribbion!!!!
                  thanks again!

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                    #10
                    green is also the color from saxon - so perhaps a ribbon from a veterans association?
                    christian

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                      #11
                      would fit! maybe the guy didnt apply for the honar cross after ww1 or mybe its his bar before he got the honar cross though with swords on the green ribbion id of thought he would have had a set on the saxon order!!! if only we had the docs!!!

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                        Originally posted by paddywhack
                        got this little thing in a group of bars a year a go and i thought it had been MIA but i just found it there today and i realy dont know what ribbions they are? it has a very german type of backing so im assuming its german? can anyone id them!!
                        thanks for any and all help!!!
                        Looks like WW2 ostvolker ribbon bar:
                        1) ostvolker medal in silver without swords
                        2) ostvolker medal in bronze with swords
                        Such pin used on german awards shortly before WW2.
                        http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...ight=ostvolker

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                          #13
                          bloody hell this threads a blast from the past!!! but you know you could well be right actuly!!! thanks for that!!

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