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About JustinG

  • Birthday 06/01/1980

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  • Militaria Interests
    Kriegsmarine era Mützenband/Cap tally, Ship Wappen

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  1. JustinG
    Thanks for the clarification.
  2. JustinG
    Greetings, Very lovely grouping. Question: What is the ribbon with green backing on the top, white cross with red center? Is this a post war citation from the Bundesmarine? Best Regards, JustinG
  3. JustinG
    Great to see so many people contributing. Great thread and thanks folks for sharing. Best Regards, JustinG
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    Butcher Blade period removed sawback

    JustinG replied to Richard Auld's topic in German Empire & Weimar Republic

    A nice piece. Blade looks in good condition. Thanks for sharing. Best Regards, JustinG
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    Patriotic Plate

    JustinG replied to Richard Auld's topic in German Empire & Weimar Republic

    Nice pick up. Thanks for sharing. Any markings on the reverse? Best Regards, JustinG
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    Reichsbahn Lamp.

    JustinG replied to Sonderbefehls's topic in My Collection Showcase

    A nice piece. Best Regards, JustinG
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    Two unknown badge awards

    JustinG replied to Kriegsmarine Großadmiral's topic in Historical Research to Allied & Axis Powers

    You have more information on this than we do. With limited photographic images to compare, this gentleman you shared seems to be a more portly gentleman than what Wikipedia and other sites show for this man. Are you for sure that this is who this could be? Just asking. JustinG
  8. JustinG
    I do not think the safety pin is period. I have seen fasteners on other pieces most commonly I have seen figure 5 most common and figure 2 on ribbon bars and other medal attachments of the time. The EK2 and ribbon are nice examples. Personally, I would remove the pin and display without safety pin. The pin and or guard could mess up the black paint in the cross. Just my opinion. Best regards, JustinG
  9. JustinG
    A Nice silver version to go with my Gold Version. S.M.S Hannover
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    Xmas wishes

    JustinG replied to Jim W.'s topic in The Collector's Inn

    I am sorry to hear this. Wishing you peace, prosperity and health in the new year.
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    Xmas wishes

    JustinG replied to Jim W.'s topic in The Collector's Inn

    Many blessings to you and your families in the upcoming year. Happy Holidays. Best Regards, JustinG
  12. JustinG

    Weapons and Ordnance in my collection...

    JustinG replied to WWIIBuff's topic in My Collection Showcase

    Echoing above comments. Very interesting and beautifully laid out display. Best Regards, JustinG
  13. JustinG
    Very interesting. Thanks for posting. JustinG
  14. JustinG
    Hi, It has been awhile so, I was feeling creative. Best Regards, JustinG
  15. JustinG
    Well, I can only offer my opinions. I am highly suspicious. These are commonly faked as several have posted and you probably encountered in your previous searching. The punches are all too fresh especially the Das Reich version. These discs are not too hard to come by and with a good metal embosser/hydraulic press you could make these with little work. If you are happy with them, then that's what counts. For trying to sell, these will cause many to become skittish. Best Regards, JustinG
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