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Found this numbered medal online. I know that the duration of the war gc medals are almost impossible to research but it still is a looker.

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Polishboys Collection of PRL Merit Orders. This Order of Merit was instituted in 1974 and was adopted by the Polish government for the 3rd Republic. Beware of current awards that do not bear the "1974" date in the reverse.
The 2nd Class order on the left hand side belonged to Michail Fluoresce. He was the Rumanian Minister for Petroleum and Metallurgy during the Russian Occupation.

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Picked up this bracelet on the fea market today , from the service number looks like it could be ww1 , i have tried to find info on the guy but without luck thought this could be a POW trench art item what do you think ?

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Tha last addition to my collection, a 35mm SA with steel black plate DRGM marked like the Stabil marked ones, their marked matchig belt ( I have done great efforts to separate them) is Wilko marked

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This badge came to me recently with a few other bits & pieces ,It obviously features Frederick the Great & is some kind of Anniversary of his death remembrance pin, My question is, was this given at a remembrance rally or is it simply a fan pin ( a bit like a Justin Bieber pin ,but for those with better taste ) also does anyone know what the 5 dents in the back represent ? In all a nicely made badge that given the period of time it was manufactured in ,escaped having a swastika slapped on it somewhere . As always I look forward to your valued & trusted replyscool militaria Regards,Paul:D

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