As I understand it:
Prussian (pre 1914)
Prussian (post 1913)
Saxon
Bavarian
Austrian
Prussian (pre 1914)
Prussian (post 1913)
Saxon
Bavarian
Austrian
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My "stash".
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What's to be said Bernie, you've been on the "hunt"!
Very nice!
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Very nice Bernie. Thanks for the explanation of types -- it's a good bookmark reference for me, as I have some trouble keeping this stuff straight.Best regards,
Streptile
Looking for ROUND BUTTON 1939 EK1 Spange cases (LDO or PKZ)Comment
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the first is called ( glatte Dekoration ) meaning flat decorationOriginally posted by Bernie Brule View Post
the second is called ,,(Kraus Dekoration) faulted decoration .
both so called on period jeweller ads ..
and available right in to the 1940's as standard choice to make
and ,your missing the,,,( Frack Dekoration) suit (dress) decoration
hope its off a little help ..
regards kay
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Thanks for the explanation Kay,
I did search on the net but didn't find anything on the Frack Dekoration. Can you show me what it looks like?
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Great display of the different styles. I'm partial to the Prussian way of doing things, but I also like the way the Iron Cross looks on an Austrian "triangle."
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Bernie,Originally posted by Bernie Brule View Post
A frack style mount hangs on an angle that compliments the cut of a civilian's suit lapel. Usually the decorations are in reversed order from the normal left to right orientation of the horizontal medalbar to a top right to bottom left of the frack bar.
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Originally posted by Bernie Brule View Post
in the reference threads we have you find a lot
http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...d.php?t=180063
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Agree with Kay it's not that easy to call one Prussian, one other Bavarian. There was much mixed up and it often was up to the customers' choice.
Nice set!
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