Always remember......
..... details, always it's in the details!
..... details, always it's in the details!
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And where would you be....
... without a detailed view of the side no-one ever sees on the bar, or in a photo!?Comment
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Now, as long as we're on the...
... Henry The Lion Order, where would you be without your NCO's?Comment
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But wait, it comes...
.... in silver, for Second Class!Comment
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Last, but never least!
A little something for the enlisted man...Comment
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But wait!
Of course it did! The Medal comes cased as well!
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WOW!
That was fun! Now, I need a stogie to relax after all those posts... Enjoy, my friends and fellow collectors! Brunswick had some of the most beautiful Imperial medals made!Comment
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NIIICE pics!
As nearly always I can just add "boring" ribbon bars.
Here one of a Nurse, having the Brunswich KVK für Frauen und Jungfrauen overlapped by the Prussian war aid cross:
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and a bit bigger one with the EAK and the House Orden knight 2nd class.
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Daniel,
whose bar is that? Someone from the royal family of Braunschweig?
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Here is another rarity. Non-combatant on women bow:Last edited by JensF.; 06-29-2003, 02:45 AM.Comment
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AOK4,
I also like to know who he was. No royal family. Just a "boring" staff officer, but Rick, me and Werner have only "educated guesses" but no solution
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