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1870 Godet EK1
Graham B replied to GWilliamson's topic in German Empire: Orders, Awards & Decorations
Thanks Gordon. I hope you got a fair price for it. -
WW1 brodie opinion needed
Graham B replied to Cesare's topic in Helmets of the British & Commonwealth Forces
Thanks Jerry great info. -
WW1 brodie opinion needed
Graham B replied to Cesare's topic in Helmets of the British & Commonwealth Forces
I am no expert but it looks similar to a WW1 M1917 USA 'Doughboy brodie' helmet. -
A Happy New Year to all. Best wishes in 2021.
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I think the manufacturer KB is Koch & Bergfeld of Bremen.
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Two cased MVK3 Bayern
Graham B replied to Hans Kondor's topic in German Empire: Orders, Awards & Decorations
I think the case on the left is for a 3rd class with a crown. The one on the right is a 3rd class without a crown. Whereas both medals shown are without crowns. -
1870 Godet EK1
Graham B replied to GWilliamson's topic in German Empire: Orders, Awards & Decorations
A stunning Godet 'Type B' with its core still intact. Do you still own it? -
Commemorative Medals: What is your take?
Graham B replied to JustinG's topic in Orders, Awards & Decorations
Another: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dunkirk_Medal- 6 replies
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Bavarian Military Merit Cross 3rd Class
Graham B replied to Hodge's topic in German Empire: Orders, Awards & Decorations
Hodge, I agree with Ben and think believe your cross is a Jacob Leser Type 3 with a matching case. Regards, Graham -
Rudolph Singule EK1, a speacial piece
Graham B replied to Amiklic1's topic in Austrio-Hungarian Empire
Amiklic1, Great information and collection. The engraved EK1 in the case looks like a sandcasted Johann Wagner & Söhne. Does it have any makers marks on it? Regards, Graham -
Hope you enjoy these few UK WW1 medals I have collected over the years. Firstly the Military Cross(MC):
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This is the Belgian certificate that goes with the Belgian Croix de guerre from my last post above. Awarded on the 27th February 1920 to a Canadian soldier in the Canadian field Artillery.
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Another to show from my collection:
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The Silver War (Wound) Badge
Graham B replied to GWilliamson's topic in Orders, Awards & Decorations
Thanks Jerry. -
The Silver War (Wound) Badge
Graham B replied to GWilliamson's topic in Orders, Awards & Decorations
A vertical pin badge as well as an early horizontal pin badge, very nice. What is the date on the certificate? -
Grimlin13, Thanks. Munich April 1915. They probably are Bavarians then.
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Scapa Flow 100 years: The animation of the 1919 German fleet scuttle
Graham B replied to JustinG's topic in Audio-Visual Material & Books
JustinG, Thanks for sharing. Some really interesting footage and information.- 1 reply
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Braunschweig Inf. Regt. 92 pickelhaube
Graham B replied to Adler's topic in German Empire & Weimar Republic
Sadly I heard that Alder has passed away recently. He had the most incredible Helmet collection I have ever seen. My regards go out to his family for their loss. -
Grimlin13, Nice photo, any idea of the date and where it was taken?
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WWI Commemorative medal and some variations
Graham B replied to Gaston V.'s topic in Austrio-Hungarian Empire
Great cases and award document. My award with swords to share, unfortunately lacking a case or award document: -
Bullet Plane Trench Art.
Graham B replied to Sonderbefehls's topic in German Empire & Weimar Republic
Sonderbefehls, Nice piece of trench art, glad you looked before throwing out. Thanks for sharing. -
Richard, Nice set.
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Any ideas on these?
Graham B replied to Christopher T's topic in Uniforms, Equipment & Clothing Headgear
Christopher, They look like artillery shell casings turned into 'Trench art'. https://www.goldiproductions.com/angloboerwarmuseum/Boer20e_techofwar_pompom.php -
Richard, Most UK medals are usually named, unfortunately not the Air Force Cross or the Distinguished Service Order.
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Thanks Richard. I have no information on the Air Force Cross and the Distinguished Service Order. For the others I have some documentation, some more than others.