My CCCs relics !

[JYN]

Hi,

I know this is not a great thread but this is the only CCCs I have in my collection !
Jean-Yves

[landsknechte]

That's three more CCC's than I have in my collection, so I wouldn't feel too bad..

--Chris

[Gaspare]

These are the best kind to have! , G.

[Lasse L]

I like them! Especially the on the bottom and on the top, did you find them?

[Tom M]

Hi,

I know this is not a great thread but this is the only CCCs I have in my collection !
Jean-Yves

Nothing at all to be ashamed of Jean. These are very nice pieces and in fair condition as well. Did you go on a dig or go out with a metal detector?

[John T]

If those badges could talk the stories they would tell! You know these pieces saw combat.

John

[Joe N]

Great find!! I love these!!! I found over thirty in one day a few years back, and have kept the nicest ones! They display very nicely too! Thank you for sharing these, here are many of mine. Take care,
Joe

[Bruce Simcox]

Hi Gents......

......I think that these 'ground-dug' examples can be one's best friend for several reasons, including historical and constructional accuracy. With these pieces of cast off(generally speaking) history, to use a references, they are invaluable in verifying some of the construction techniques visible on the more complete awards in collections of the present.

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Bruce

[JYN]

Hi there,

Well, thank you for your comments. A friend of mine found them by 1991 among other decorations. It was in fact in the remains of some HQs from a German unknown Regiment. This is how you could find so many decorations or awards in one go. Those have never been given... this is a minor problem. But in this world of fakes this is some good examples to handle even if they are in bad condition.
Jean-Yves

[nellyp51]

I love the one in the middle, if only it could tell a few stories hey.