Medal Bars...

[peterm]

Hi guys!

Because of some confusion in the past (especially with blue ribbons of long-service awards) I want to show some of my bars here for Your review.
Any comments welcome!

Best, Peter

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[Tom Yanacek]

Hi Peter,

Looks like some really nice medal bars. All of the ribbons on these bars look good to me. I see no indication of postwar ribbons. That four-placer is unusual to say the least: a 1939 EK2, Lifesaving Medal, Japanese Order of the Rising Sun 7th Class, and a Japanese Order of the Sacred Treasure 8th Class. What a strange combination. Thanks for posting these.

Best regards,
Tom

[tompress]

Hi Peter,

nice bars, nothing suspicious for me

This one with Japanese orders could be of an army or navy doctor?

Is th Finnsih Liberty Cross 3rd Class with 1918 date on the back?

regards
Tomasz

[peterm]

Thanks, Tom and Tomasz!

The 3rd class Liberty Cross is a "1941" one.

The "Japanese"-bar is for me clearly a Navy-bar and yes, maybe a medical doctor. These were my thoughts too.

Thanks again for Your time,

best, Peter

[luftkrieg]

Peter,

Some impressive medal bars there.

Kind regards
Pierce

[peterm]

Thanks, Pierce!

Best regards, Peter

[Ian Hulley]

Hi Peter, could you please show a clear close-up of the lifesaving award ?

Many thanks, Ian.

[peterm]

Hi Ian!

That's the best I can do with the scanner.

Kind regards, Peter

[Ian Hulley]

Thanks Peter, I have a loose one which has the identical 'bump' in the neck ... I was told it was a quite recent fake ?







I hope for both of us they were wrong.

Cheers, Ian.

[peterm]

Hi again, Ian!

I must say that I'm really not an expert when it comes to "Life saving"-medals. I have another one, but that's NOT one from the "Preussische Münze".

Best, Peter

[Antonio Scapini]

Indeed some impressive medal bars Peter!
And everything looks absolutely fine and beautiful.
Thanks for sharing.

[Iam Al Bandy]

Fantastic pieces!!
I love the "Japanesse bar"...
Congratulations!!!!
Jose