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I have four medals that I got and need help with Identifying what they are. Any help, and I am helpless here, Would be appreciated. Medal #1 photo #1. Thanks in advance, David
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they all appear to be veteran WW1 reunion pins
PAUL
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They are. Violin, would you like this post moved to the WWI forum for additional input?
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Hi Joe,
You can if you want or not .. I'll try to add some here.
Violin, the top is from the Prussian State veterans club, The second I forget, Badischer
something, hmm? The third is from the national-level veterans association and the fourth comes from a hiking/nature club in the Pfalz-region forests.
You could spend a whole lifetime collecting veterans (Kriegerverein) pins, badges and decorations, still plenty of neat ones out there at fairly reasonable prices. Nice find!
Bill
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Thamks guys for your help. Feel free to move to any forum you like. I did not have a clue what each of these stood for. However, They came from a collection in which I recieved a more significant item. These were just along for the ride so to speak. Who they belonged to is perhaps more significant--- Generaloberst Franz Ritter von Halder, chief of Hitler's general staff. The provenance is clear cut. I will show the main item when I get the photos done on Houston Coates' Forum so you might keep an eye out for it. Thanks for youe help
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Sorry for the typo mistakes. David
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Violin, thanks, I will wait a couple of days to give folks time to see this and then move it over to WWI.
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