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by: 11C

Description: Looking to purchase a perfect example of this plaque.

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I found this today. I need to find a pin for it.

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Quick question please.
Are the ends welded on the suspension rings (where they meet to form the ring)on a replacement ww2 British campaign star like they are on originals. Or do they just butt together?
Thanks in advance for any replies.
Rod

I recently bought a lot from a Vet’s estate. Everything was packed away in 4 German ammo crates that he labeled and mailed home. They sat untouched in the crates for the past 70 years.

This was one of the pieces. On the surface it obviously appeared to be homemade. Double sided. But when you look closer you can see that at one point in time there was a full machine stitched roundel that was removed. Not sure why this was done and replaced with this crudely made swastika. There is however no doubting it was period done given the provenance of the Lot.

An interesting piece for sure.

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I recently bought a lot from a Vet’s estate. Everything was packed away in 4 German ammo crates that he labeled and mailed home. They sat untouched in the crates for the past 70 years.

This was one of the pieces. On the surface it obviously appeared to be homemade. Double sided. But when you look closer you can see that at one point in time there was a full machine stitched roundel that was removed. Not sure why this was done and replaced with this crudely made swastika. There is however no doubting it was period done given the provenance of the Lot.

An interesting piece for sure.

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A very early medal group to a French Soldier killed in action just before the battle of the Marne. I got this - along with some other groups, at the beginning of the year. The problem is that I’ve run out of room to hang them all! The second set is also likely to a K.I.A… but sadly there is no name to enable any research to be done.

Cheers,
Steve.

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by: rnk444

Description: This is an original NSDAP Party Member Badge signed RZM M1/100 - Werner Redo Saarlautern. It’s enamel on zinc and in pretty good shape with a few chips on the enamel. If you would like to buy it, please pay directly to my paypal account.

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I just got this in the mail yesterday and I couldn’t be more happy. Apparently from what I read the balloon man is a harder to find mark.

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