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    #1

    1870 period picture research

    I have being looking fore this quality picture fore a long time .
    its the full house of pictures to find .

    fore the imperial guy's its a

    wideframe ek2 1870/1895/1900
    clear detailing of the core
    most likely frosting visible ,,,
    ribbon details of the outer stitching .

    I would say AWS wide frame ,,, ( 1900 )
    pressed core ?

    (fore the ww2 guy's it would be the AWS junker (schinkel) frame if I read it correctly )
    Streptile would have more answers to that
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    Last edited by Montgomery Burns; 02-04-2014, 08:13 AM.

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          #5
          Very nice one.

          It's interesting that he wears his EK in full size, but (higher) orders as mini chain only. Perhaps b/c EK was earned in war and RAO & KO are for peacetime merit?

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            seen that on more pictures ,,regularly.

            also with full size bars ,,,,,the ek in the button hole .

            even non military related bars in combination with a ek1 and no sign of the ek2 or ribbon .

            I think there was no hard restrictions , to how to place them .

            regards kay

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              #7
              Very nice, anything on the back?

              Best regards,
              Michel

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                #8
                helaas ,,no








                regards kay

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                  #9
                  Very cool!

                  If you ever want to sell...
                  Best regards,
                  Streptile

                  Looking for ROUND BUTTON 1939 EK1 Spange cases (LDO or PKZ)

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by streptile View Post
                    Very cool!

                    If you ever want to sell...
                    so far I want to keep it.

                    maybe I should look fore a AWS like that to make a picture /ek combo .

                    as solid example of research and proof ,,so to speak .

                    you got such a AWS ? Streptile .

                    regards kay

                    ps ,,if I remember correctly,,you got one of such pictures as well ?




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                    Last edited by Montgomery Burns; 02-05-2014, 03:56 AM.

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                      That is a great picture Kay.

                      This is truly the way we validate a type of core or oaks with no debate whatsoever.

                      There are plenty more photos out there like this I'm sure and in some ways they are even better than a period catalogue. We can learn a lot more from researching these period photos than we can speculating and using our own personal opinions.

                      Well done. Keep it up.

                      Marshall

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                        Originally posted by Biro View Post
                        That is a great picture Kay.

                        This is truly the way we validate a type of core or oaks with no debate whatsoever.

                        There are plenty more photos out there like this I'm sure and in some ways they are even better than a period catalogue. We can learn a lot more from researching these period photos than we can speculating and using our own personal opinions.

                        Well done. Keep it up.

                        Marshall
                        thanks Marshall ,,
                        I wanted to take my speculations one step farther.

                        glad you like it ..

                        regards kay

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                          On the chain I see :

                          Kronen order;
                          Roter Adler Orden;

                          then two medals possible 1870-71 KDM and???

                          Does anyone know what the two medals are?

                          Best regards,
                          Michel

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                            Originally posted by Montgomery Burns View Post
                            so far I want to keep it.
                            No problem... when you're ready to sell it, you have my email

                            Here is the type of cross he is wearing: an AWS with the double-loop backed oakleaves. Also the image from the AWS catalogue 1908.
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                            Streptile

                            Looking for ROUND BUTTON 1939 EK1 Spange cases (LDO or PKZ)

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                              #15
                              Originally posted by morel5000 View Post
                              On the chain I see :

                              Kronen order;
                              Roter Adler Orden;

                              then two medals possible 1870-71 KDM and???

                              Does anyone know what the two medals are?

                              Best regards,
                              Michel
                              My guess is the last one is the 1897 Centenary medal.

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