Hi guys !
Just for fun!
Kind regards, Peter
Just for fun!
Kind regards, Peter
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Nice veterans bars
Great looking Hardware bar of a Russian Front veteran. One of the lucky ones who survived long enough to put it together. Congrats and thanks for the viewing.
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Thank You, Peto!
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Not my favourite type of construction but a great combo none the less.
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For me too, Pierce. But it once costed me EUR 15,-....Originally posted by luftkreig View Post
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Originally posted by peterm View PostFor me too, Pierce. But it once costed me EUR 15,-....
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For the entire bar with medals??
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PierceComment
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Yes! But this was in the 80th...Originally posted by luftkreig View Post For the entire bar with medals??
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Pierce (and smokin' was allowed to...)
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Originally posted by peterm View PostYes! But this was in the 80th... (and smokin' was allowed to...)
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Hello Peter,
A very nice medal bar in fine condition. I especially like that Wächtler & Lange EK2. Very nice!
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TomMihi libertas necessest!Comment
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Thank You, Tom!
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Perfect piece Peter! I´ve been looking for a medal bar containing EK2 and Frozen meat for ages.Comment
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Hi Joseph !Originally posted by Pepe77 View Post
I'm sure, You will find one. This is a common combination. Thanks for Your comment and best regards,
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Common combination? Exactly! That´s why I´m surprised that I cant find some reasonably priced piece. My pleasure mate
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Hello to all,Originally posted by Pepe77 View PostCommon combination? Exactly! That´s why I´m surprised that I cant find some reasonably priced piece. My pleasure mate
Yet not as common as one would think. Millions of East Medals awarded, but how often are they found on a medal bar? The earliest ones were awarded in the summer of 1942, but many of them were not given out for many months (or even a year or more) after that. By this time in the war, Germans were not coming home in droves to attend parades and weddings. And the majority of senior NCOs and Officers were definitely not upgrading their medal bars in wartime. For the military (at least) medal bars were more of a prewar and early war luxury, when parades were frequent and everything was going well for Germany.
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TomMihi libertas necessest!Comment
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That makes a sense to me Tom, thanks! Now I´m quite eager to get one of these
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