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Incredible group. One of the best WW1 group I ever seen.
Congratulation.
Kind regards
AlexComment
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Very nice grouping.
The miniature JB27 badge I believe were to be worn by the serving sons of battalion members.Comment
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A superior, and extremely interesting group. Well done.
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Glad to see a grouping like that together after all these years.pseudo-expertComment
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Lovely grouping love that White Falcon . RobGod please take justin bieber and gave us dio backComment
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Hi Jorg,
A wonderfully superb grouping! Just a beauty. If it were Air Force I would be asking you if you’d be interested in parting with it.
But since it is Army, I will simply admire the photos and congratulate you on a sublime and complete grouping.
Truly spectacular.
Best regards,
JasonComment
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Incredible group
1924 - that must be one of the very last 1914 Iron Crosses awarded - almost 6 years after end of the war - Awesome!
Thanks for showingComment
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Thank you very much for your comments.
As I usually do not collect WW1, this group will leave me.
Best regards,
JoergComment
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Very niceComment
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Wow, that is a beautiful and remarkably complete grouping.Comment
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A most impressive attributed group! Thanks for sharing it with us.
Kind regards
PierceComment
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Originally posted by naxos View PostIncredible group
1924 - that must be one of the very last 1914 Iron Crosses awarded - almost 6 years after end of the war - Awesome!
Thanks for showing
Wow, what a grouping. I came across a good grouping at the SOS to a Wehrmacht Gefreiter. I like the groupings as they tell a very interesting story, and this one does for sure!
Why would the EKI have been awarded so late? Was that a common thing for them to do? Would someone comb the old reports and retroactively award based on merit and after-action reports? Very interesting, thank you for taking the time to share this grouping!
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That is a wonderful grouping.
It is rare that we see Swedish awards posted here.Comment
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