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Happy Birthday Guy, ghp95134! cool militaria
Thank you for all that you do to help members here!
Ralph.

Hello everyone,

I would like to share with you this recently aquired medal with package marked hauptmunzambt wien. I am unable to tell if it is made of zinc or tombac.
But either way it stil has a beautiful finish. The medal itself is unmarked.
Ofcourse al opinions are welcome and appreciated. I hope you like it.

Kind regards

Juncker93

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I bought this Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. Klasse (War Merit Cross, 2nd Class) and would like your opinion on it. The ribbon is short and seems very clean, so not sure whether it has been replaced. The ribbon ring is marked with what appears to be the number ‘51′. Thanks for any help.

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Hi all
I bought this in France in the Summer & so far have been unable to find anything out about it at all. I cannot find any images of anything similar & I have already spent many hours looking. My thoughts are it may be connected with the Army/ Navy Excellence award. Initially the Army & Navy Boards awarded separate flags until 7 months after Pearl harbour when it became a joint award. I have found an image of the Navy Flag but this had an "E" for excellence on which the later joint flags did too. Mine does not have this. Any thoughts or help would be gratefully received

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Hello

What are your thoughts on this sports badge Bronze or Gold.
Thank You
Tony

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The wreck of a German U-boat that sank almost 100 years ago has been discovered by engineers laying subsea power cables.
Remarkable sonar images show the missing World War One submarine is largely intact and lying off the Galloway coast.
Experts believe the vessel could be the UB-85, a sub sunk by HMS Coreopsis in 1918, according to official records.
However, naval folklore suggests it may have been attacked by a "sea monster".
Mysterious sinking
The entire crew of the U-boat is reported to have abandoned ship due to the "monster attack" and once aboard the British HMS Coreopsis, their commander, Captain Krech described their encounter.
He is said to have spoken of a beast with "large eyes, set in a horny sort of skull… with teeth that could be seen glistening in the moonlight".
He apparently claimed that the sub was so damaged in its battle with the "monster", it could no longer submerge. It was found floating on the surface of the water by the Coreopsis.
Dr Innes McCartney, a historian and nautical archaeologist who helped identify the wreckage, believes the discovery of the submarine could help solve the mystery of its final hours.

Wreck of German U-boat found off coast of Stranraer - BBC News

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by: malvernGCS

Description: This flag/pennant is in super original condition as can be seen from the photographs and is guaranteed original and genuine

It measures 63 inches long x 29 inches wide

The swastika measures 14 inches across.

The white roundels and swastikas are separate pieces of material
and are ‘double stitched’ to the red backing.

There is one badly sewn small old repair to the flag – see photo

Provenance: This flag is guaranteed to be genuine, as it was brought back
to the UK in 1945 or 1946 and has remained in the same family since.

Price is £375.00 (GBP) or offers!

It has also been listed in the “questions” section of this site for members opinions:

http://www.warrelics.eu/forum/flags-…9/#post1675019

Worldwide tracked and insured postage is included in the sale price

Payment by BACS or SWIFT direct to either UK or USA Bank

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by: ETF

Description: Mother’s Cross in broze with packet. Excellent condition.
Price $64.99 with Free shipping in the US.
E-mail: edflisak@comcast.net

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