Medals & DecorationsTopics related to the medals and decorations awarded to WWI airmen
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Based on the single piece value of just the Hohenzollern, the St. Henry & the Ernestine, the rpice is pretty good at $3,500.00 Of course that assumes they are all original with enamel intact, but the Hohenzollern and St. Hnry Alone almost add up to $3K from whet I have seen of recent prices.
Nice looking bar in any case.....
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New Jersey aircrew biographies - 30 years in the making - The final count looks like 752 - only 6 remaining to write up - Whoo Hoo !.
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After 20 years of collecting them...why would you sell them ???.... beats me . I know , maybe he needs the money ?.. or that line you hear when people say they want to upgrade . But as a person who dabbles in collecting , I have spent 20 years collecting away ...and I would never think about selling anything . It becomes such a labour of love that sometimes you think " if this lot were ever stolen ... I don't think I could start again "..... but selling them ...nope .
Very interesting link though . I imagine that it will go for a packet .
Would you please repost your picture. I wanted to use it as a screen saver and the picture has something running through it. That is a beautiful piece of work. I would like to do something similar but with replicas as retirement pay would never pay for the real thing. BTW, where can you get replicas of those awards?