Post your Eastern Front Medal!

[Blitz]

And it's packet.

[Hank C.]

My turn

Hey all,
Well, I was waiting for these to show up all week. 2 near mint Winterschlachts, both issued posthumously to the same soldier. The award docs are in the appropriate forum. Both in original envelopes, one MM'ed 19, the other unmarked. Ribbons original and unused. Hope somebody appreciates 'em as much as I do!
Hank

[Hank C.]

And a closeup...

Swaz's blotted out by seller, didn't see any real need to re-do the pix....

[mvm71]

Very Nice Hank, I really enjoy "mint" awards. It gives you a feeling close to what the original soldiers felt when they got the awards!

Although I never spent a day on the Russian Front during the winter of 41/42!!! I can only imagine the hell those soldiers went through..........

Thanks,
Mike

[John F.]

Mint - Steinhauer & Luck

Here is my marked #4 (S&L) in mint condition. This was my second piece in my collection and still one of my favorites.

John

[mads]

here are my two..one in packet and one without it's packet.

Mads

[mads]

2

[mads]

3

[mads]

4

[Rick Research]

Maker mark "39," Rudolf Bergs, Buntmetall. I bought this in 1969 and it hasn't changed a bit.

[Rick Research]

Back

[Rick Research]

Took the ribbon off to show the ring mark

[junior]

Very nice medals!!!

[James Noble]

Here's my one and only mm 5.

[kokstok]

Here is my latest its a mint F. Zimmermann enjoy. gr. kokstok.