Oberst Rothenburg Ribbon Bar -E-Stand

[Priedel78]

Sorry, but how is there any proof?

This combination is common and only because Rothenburg had this combination doesn't make it his bar.
Any comments?

Best regards,
Nicolas

[Ian Hulley]

For info .. http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...d.php?t=907036

I guess you can add the Muhlenkamp bar .. http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...d.php?t=906854

and the Wiese bar .. http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...d.php?t=906856

I can only assume there is some provenance to these attributed bars ? To me without this provenance the Wiese bar looks like a very common, knackered bar.

Ian

[Priedel78]

Hi,

I think the Mühlenkamp bar was sold a few years back with other items of him. So, I think this is legit.

The other bars....no clue.

Nicolas

Mühlenkamp Grouping:

[Priedel78]

http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...d.php?t=907361

Another one. No offense, but what is he thinking?


Regards,
Nicolas

[germanmedals]

Well the combo is not so rare but on other hand, why not. There is a possibility it is his. Also the oberst bar,...the picture shows Oberst wearing the 3 place ribbonbar (without 2 service medals) so again, a possibility but not 100% his.

[JasonA]

I don't know Vic personally but I do know his focus was at one time RK holders. He may still have that focus.

The bar may be actual bars formerly owned by the RK holders mentioned. There's no way of knowing without asking him how he had acquired it, from whom, and the provenance.

J-