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Hello, can someone please tell me what are the classes/grades of the two circled awards? And if the awards I name below are correct for the assigned ribbons?
This ribbon bar belongs to Vizeadmiral Joachim Lietzmann, he was the Naval-Attaché at the German Embassy in Tokyo, Japan, and in Spain. So that might give a clue at which class these awards are.

1st row: -Spanish Order of Military Merit

2nd row: -Japanese Order of the Sacred Treasure

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I found this medal in a barn on my property when I bought my house along with two merit crosses and wanted to get some opinions on it from the forum here. It has no discernible plating left
so I cant tell what it was originally for certain (I think I can see a bit of bronze on one edge) but maybe the more informed of you on here can shed a little light on the thing.

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Got this one today very salty example by an unknown maker
Brian

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Guys,

I have spied, what on the face of it looks like a decent KVK1 without swords.

However, I have given myself a headache looking at different makers over the last while and now I don’t know whether I am coming or going.

Can someone put me out of my misery and assist with the maker?

Many thanks, Jamie

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I was searching ebay and found this back cover from an old magazine that I just
had to have. It is an add for "Grape nuts" cereal which I used to eat as a kid.

The magazine cover is dated April 1915

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Description: Very nice battle M-35 DD/ET62 (apfelgrun paint) and canteen of soldier (Albert Becket) from positions of Kiew battle 1943
on canteen soldiers’ initials and other inscriptions
things belong to one soldier.

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