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    #1

    More Ehrenkreuz ribbon bars

    Here are two out of my collection. Rick, we talked about this device on a ribbon bar before and I do think it is a 'private purchase' item.



    The EK ribbon is interesting in as much as the EK device is put on sideways (the EK is put on 'sideways' AND the date on the EK reads 1870!)

    Merry Christmas!
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    1870!!!

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      #3
      Hi Eric,

      1870???? Can You post a closeup? That would be the 1st 1870 EK device I see!

      The other is the usual device used for buttoniers, it does not at all belong on a ribbon bar but things like that were worn.

      Best regards

      Daniel

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        #4
        wowza ..1870?!?

        Accidentally offending people on the internet since 1997

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          Here is the close up of the 1870 EK device. It is damaged but the 1870 can be made out (hopefully on the scan too)



          Erich Craciun
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            #6
            Eric,

            Very nice and rare single ribbon bar you have! My compliments... I have never seen such ribbon with such device before, too. But it looks very authentic...

            Ciao,

            Claudio

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              #7
              Definitely a WW1+ era "ribbon bar" probably worn as a lapel device by an old veteran. Quite odd!

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                #8
                Here is an interesting addition to the thread:

                A two place Kriegsteilnehmer ribbonbar with the card is was sold on.

                The card reads: D.R.G.M. 651 496

                Erich Craciun
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                  And now devices for the Albrechtsorder and the 1914 EKII.

                  Erich Craciun
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                    And another buttonhole device worn on the ribbon bar.



                    Erich Craciun
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                      In the case of 2 and 3 ribbon bars with lapel bow devices like the mini wound badge, I'm sure these "ribbon bars" were actually worn on a civilian suit lapel by wearers who preferred that style to the "bow tie."

                      On small ribbon abrs like this, then, I see no "problem." But when you encounter looooong ribbon bars with things like that, THEN you have an immediate tip-off that such a thing is a fantasy parts bar, and start checking off all the other things wrong.

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