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Hi guys,
Despite the order of precedence issue I think is is basically an original medal bar. But some good points have been raised in this discussion. I agree that it is very odd to see a 1944-issued zinc Westwall Medal on a bar that is by all other appearances an early WW2 (1939-1940) medal bar. I see that this is the type of bar that has clips under the ribbons so that the medals can be removed. Perhaps this bar originally had a tombak-bronze Westwall Medal which was removed and replaced with a zinc Westwall. It is also a possibility that this bar was stripped of all of its medals at some point in time and that none of them are original to the bar. We can never be absolutely sure when the medals can be easily removed on a bar such as this. But I would have no problem owning this medal bar. I would however remove the zinc Westwall and replace it with an early one.
Best regards,
TomMihi libertas necessest!
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Originally posted by peterm View PostTom has stated what can be stated. Everything else is nothing but a feeling of "I want/don't want it in my collection". From these pictures there's nothing wrong concerning the originality for me.
Best, Peter
Any other medal bars in your collections with such mistake or how to call it, please?
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