Richthoffen commemorative medal

A COMMEMORATIVE MEDAL TO THE RED BARON ON HIS LIFE AND DEATH..BAYER HAUPTMAN ZAMT FEIN SILBER,STAMPED ON THE RIM………………..Dave H


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Nudelsieb aus Stahlhelm



EUR 2,50 (2 Gebote)
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Wwii german army helmet - camo green



$440.00 (0 Bids)
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alt Uniformjacke Feldbluse Jacke Reststück Restaurationsmaterial Ausschlachten



EUR 9,99 (0 Gebote)
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Wwi ww1 german helmet, ‘bell-l’, m18, feldgrau



$50.99 (6 Bids)
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Tri-Fold German Franco Prussian War Medal

Hello everyone,

I’ve recently picked up my latest acquisition, the German variant of the Franco-Prussian War medal. It’s in emaculate shape, with the appropriate engraving on the rim (With Captured Guns), and has very little, if any, corrosion on it. I have noticed though that the medal seems to have been fastened on backwards, although I’ve seen other examples of this with the same medal. My newest addition has a tri-fold design, along with what appears to be the original open clutch clasp stiched onto the back.

My questions are:

-Is the tri-fold variant harder to come by than the standard design (the normal length of ribbon)
-Does the tri-fold design increase the value of this medal?

All opinions are welcome…Thanks for looking cool militaria

Alex

FRANCO PRUSSIAN MEDAL FRONT.jpgFRANCO PRUSSIAN MEDAL BACK.jpg


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Need help! Eki ko?

Gentlemen,

I’d like to ask your opinions of this EKI. As for me, I’ve never ran across a double stamped MM.

Anton

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P1907 unit bayonet marking?

Hi,

I have a First World War bayonet with the marking ‘OX’ or ‘XO’ depending on which way round you read it. I believe ‘OX’ to be the abbreviation of The Oxford and Buckinghamshire Light Infantry, is this assumption correct or does the marking mean something else?

The bayonet is 1916 Wilkinson produced, does anyone know how much this maybe worth considering the marking on the grip?

Regards Matt

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Better quality image here:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/77855005@N04/7313736482/in/photostream


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Over 20 German medals/ awards, relic/dug

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by: waffen44

Description: OPEN TO SENSIBLE OFFERS
Number 7 , 8 and 10 soldmany thanks to Buyer
1 Krim on backing £ 65
2, Trophelm £ 17
3, Police medal £ 28
4, Black Wound £ 12
5, Siler wound £ 22
6, Gold wound £ 28
7, Gold faith service SOLD
8, Police Gold/ silver ? SOLD
9, DRL £ 20
10, hj Prof SOLD
11, Russ front £ 12
12, Russ front £ 12
13, KVK 15
14, KVK £ 15
15 HJ Prof £ 22
16, GAB £ 32
17, HJ Prof £ 22
18, 2 x sa awards £ 30
19, BWB £ 15
20 SWB £ 20
21, WAR MERIT £ 13
22, 2 X CCC PCS £ 60
Prices are plus postage , paypal gift option.

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100% original us ww1 7th division helmet named and unit marked



$19.18 (5 Bids)
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