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    #1186
    no one here paying for english humor but proper merchandise

    Where money is involved there should be no room for 'humor' as you put it.

    From estand rules: 'Items listed must be honestly described. Any known or suspected defects, repairs, or alterations are to be disclosed and detailed in the narrative, with photos provided if possible'.

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      #1187
      Thanks Mathew, I'm sure there is something in the rules about the way to communicate, politely, to fellow members as well.
      A private PM to me would have been enough.

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        #1188
        Originally posted by ErichS View Post
        Looks like the Coburg badge with unusual pin replacement on Weitze for 8500 Euros may have sold. I no longer see it on the site.
        Yeah - it's gone. prices up and up, the only way to unobtainium.
        Mil

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          #1189
          Originally posted by Military View Post
          Chen, funding from the politburo or?

          Mil
          Who else?

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            #1190
            Originally posted by chen View Post
            Who else?
            I don't know who else - You have to spill the beans, Chen.



            Mil

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              #1191
              Getting back on topic here, does anyone know who this well decorated Old Fighter is?
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              Last edited by ErichS; 07-25-2014, 05:34 PM.

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                #1192
                Julius Schreck
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                  #1193
                  I don't think that is Schreck. Aside from different looks, he held a rank of Standartenfuhrer by 1933 which would give this photo only a very narrow window of time to be taken.

                  cheers

                  Matt
                  Last edited by Matthew; 07-25-2014, 08:45 PM.

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                    #1194
                    Agree Matt it's not Schreck.

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                      #1195
                      I think I see crossed spade and pickaxe on his tab in front of the numeral which would make him a member of SS-Pioniersturmbann. Maybe post in the SS section? His mug looks familiar but I can't put my finger on it..

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                        #1196
                        Is it Johann Bäumer? There's a german article about him:
                        http://www.wochenanzeiger-muenchen.d...ach,58202.html

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                          #1197


                          Bingo! It´s Bäumer. Thank you, sdesember.


                          Best Regards

                          Max_Porter

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                            #1198
                            Originally posted by ErichS View Post
                            Getting back on topic here, does anyone know who this well decorated Old Fighter is?
                            We re all getting old, aren't we ?

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                              #1199
                              Originally posted by der-hase-fee View Post
                              We re all getting old, aren't we ?
                              Haha, hoping no one would notice and yes we are!

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                                #1200
                                Looking at the German Wikipedia site, they show two recipients of the Silver Coburg badge of honor such as the one in the Ailsby collection.

                                Heinrich Bulking of Duisburg, an SA Mann martyred in 1929.

                                Theresa Esslinger a widow from Munich.

                                These make much more sense than one being awarded to Martin Bormann's brother Albert.
                                Last edited by ErichS; 07-27-2014, 06:34 PM.

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