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~~ }~Eaaz~, Ba~Es Etc. ~Xc~N~E~ ~PECIALIZING in NAZI GERMANY Secretary’s Report--June 19, 1962 NEW MEMBERS # 740 Gary L. A. Drakeley # 735 Plez A. Transou General Delivery 10463 Coleridge, Mercury, Nevada Dallas, 18, Texas (Molter # 576 (Huber # 289) # 741 Leif Anders P~hlsson ii # 736 Norm Flayderman FQr troligheten 4, 44 West Putnam Ave. Gotesborg S, Sweden Greenwich, Conn. (Hieronymussen # 349) (Copley # 541 CHANGE OF ADDRESS # 737 George A. Seynour # 698 Lawrence N. Cannataro % Mobil Oil Col de Venezuela 1958 E. Glenn St. Apartade del Este 5373 Tucson, Arizona Caracas, Venezuela # 689 Capt. Estes G. Hawkes # 738 Dr. M. F. Kostrubala 30 Dale Lane 9049 S. Hoyne Ave. Redlands, Cal. Chicago, 20, Iii. # 663 Eric Case Ludvigsen (Gramberg # 658) US55708666 # 739 Edwin B. Feldman Hq. Btry. 30th Arty Bde(AD) 1023 Burton Drive, N. E. APO 331, U. S. Forces DECEASE~tlanta, 6, Ga. San Francisco, Cal. # 292 Maj. C. T. Hopkins, Jr. # 160 Henri Quinot CHANGE OF ADDRESS 772, Chaussee De Gand # 348 Lt. Col. Wm. O. Beasley Brussels, 8, Belgium HQ. Ist Log Comd. (Sig Sec) Respectfully submitted APO 44, New York, N. Y. Lottie L. Crawford, Secy. P. O. Box 772, San Diego, 12, Cal. ELECTION NOTICE - NOMINATIONS ARE NOW IN ORDER FOR VICE--PRESIDENT~ THE FIVE DIRECTORS OF THE SOCIETY~ THE SECRETARY AND THE TREASURER. THESE NCMINATIONS ARE FOR A 2 YEAR TERMs THE PRESIDENT BEING ELECTED ON THE ALTERNATE YEAR. PLEASE SEND YOUR NOMINATIONS TO FRANK M, RACINE~ J-40~ BLYTHE AVE.s RIVERSIDEs ILLINOISs ELECTION CHAIRMAN. WANTED - To BUY MSDALS ISSUEO BY STATE AND CITIES FOR SERVICE IN ANY A- MERICAN WAR. ~EOALS FOR LONG SERVICE OR MARKSMANSHIP IN MILITIA OR NA- TIONAL GUARD ALSO WANTED~ PLUS ~AMpSON AND DEWEY MEOALB~ MEDALS OF HON- OR WON AT GETTYSBURG~ PA.~ AND PA. GoA.R. ENCAMPMENT MEDALS. ALSO WORLD V~R I DIVISION MEDALS, FRENCH ST. MIHIEL MEDAL~ JAPANESE PHILIPPINE LANDING MEDAL~ PHILIPPINE ISLANDS MEDALS & DECORATIONS. HAVE FOR TRADE= ARMY DIST. SERV. CROSS~ LEGION OF ~ERIT~ NAVY h~i.~o ~iEDAL~ FREEDOM ~EDAL~ ARMY COMMENDATION, NAVY COMMENDATION~ SOL- OIERS ~iEDALS, AND MANY OTHER MEDALS. GEORGE W. ~RINOS, 15g E. ~AIN ST., BLOCMSBURG, PENN. NY L. OLIVER, i~7, POOLEY-GR.EEN ROAD, EGHAM, SURREY, ENGLAND. Nazi and Imperial German. ~I..... Orders, Decorations,. ~~ }~eaaZ~, Ba~es etc. ~xc~n~e~ ~PECIALIZING IN NAZI GERMANY. ~LWAYS AVAILASLE~ UNIFORMS~ BANNERS~ FLAGS~ PUBLICATIONS~ ~WORDS~ DAGGARS~ 0RNAMENTS~ INSIGNIA ETC, ETC. LARGEST STOCK OF NAZI GERMAN ITEMS AVAILABLE FOR SALE IN THE BRIT- ISH ISLES, ALL ITEMS ARE AVAILABLE FOR EXCHANGE AS WELL AS CASH SALE. PRICED 20 PAGE CATALOGUES OF APPROZ 1000 DIFFERENT ITEMS ARE PUBLISH- ED QUARTERLY~ PRICE ~ 1~ INCLUDING AIR-MAIL POSTAGE, NO POST WAR ITEMS BOUGHT OR SOLD. SEND ME YOUR IWANTSI LIST~ ALL ENQUIRES ANSWER- ED SY AIR-MAIL. TCP PRICES PAID FOR ALL IMPERIAL AND NAZI ITEMS I 16 * NOTICE * - NOW CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING IS BEING AOOEPTEO BY THIS PUB-- L,SAT,ON AT THE RATE OF ~0# PER ~ INCH, OR MULT,PLE THEROF. ~ ,NCH WILL GIVE YOU ~ LINES, 70 CHARACTERS OR SPACES TO THE LINE. THIS WILL GIVE YOU SPACE TO SELL SEVERAL ITEMS IN ADDITION TO YOUR NAME & ADDRESS. SEND coPY TO THE MEDAL COLLECTOR~ ,502 N. WAIOLA AVE., LA GRANSEr ILLINOIS. GALE -MEXlCO, MEDAL OF TLAXCALA FOR THE GOLORIOUS ABSUALT AGAINST PUEBLA ON APRIL 2, lg67. THIS MEDAL HAS THE ORIGINAL SUSPENSION & RIBBON AND IS ILLUSTRATED AND DESCRIBED ON PAGE 141 O F~LDONADOIs @CoNDECORACIONE@ MEXICANAS. $ ~. GARY KRUG, ~02 N. WAIOLA AVE., LA GRANGE, ILLINOIS ~LE- OUP. MINT WHILE THEY LAST. HUMANE ACTION (BERLIN AIRLIFT), ~ 7,.50 NATIONAL DEFENSE ~ERVICE ~EDAL, $ 2. U.8.KOREA~ $ ~. W.W. 2 VICTORY MEO- AL~ ~ 1, ASIATICj AMERICAN, EUROPEAN, OR PRE-PEARL HARBOR, ~ 1 EACH. BOX 1~, C/O MEDAL COLLECTOR~ 502 N. WAIOLA AVE., LA GRANGE, ILLINOIS. WANTED - POLAND, W.W.I - W.W. II ORDERS AND MEDALS, POLONIA RESTITUTA, VIRTUTI MILITARI, CROSS OF VALOR. PLEASE STATE PRICE IN REPLY. DR. M.F. KOBTRUBALAr 9049 So HOYNE~ CHICAG~ 20, ILLINOIS. I AM OFFERING THE FOLLOWING PIECES FROM MY COLLECTION IN THE HOPE THAT FELLOW COLLECTORS WILL BE ABLE TO PURCHASE THEM AT WHAT I BELIEVE ARE REASONABLE PRICES. ALL DECORATIONS LISTED ARE IN VF TO EF CONDITION AND COME WITH EITHER PROPER BREAST OR NECK RIBBON. ALL DECORATIONS LISTED ARE GENUINE AND WILL BE SENT TO BUYERS VIA INSURED REGULAR MAIL AT NO EXTRA CHARGE. THOSE BUYERS WISHING TO RECEIVE THEIR PIECES VIA AIR--MAIL OR OTHER FORMS OF SPECIAL MAIL~ WILL HAVE TOPAY EXTRA. ~INCE THESE PIECES ARE FROM MY OWN COLLECTION, I HAVE ONLY (1) ONE OF EACH FOR SALE. I wOULD APPRECIATE RECEIVING 2NO CHOICES. BOB SMITH, 7~ ~Oo qUAKER LANE W. HARTFORD, CONN. 1. AUSTRIA. ORDER OF THE RED CRoss - NEcK BADGE AS BESTOWEO ABOUT 191L1.-191~ HAVING WAR DECORATION ON OBVERSE, SILVER AND ENAMEL. ~ 15 2. BELGIUM. ORDER OF LEOPOLD I - COMMANOERIG BADGE IN GILT AND ENAMEL (CIVIL DIVISION) WITH ~UNION FAIT LA FORCEN IN BOTH FRENCH AND FLEMISH AS ISSUED AFTER 1951 $ 20 ~. BELGIUM. ORDER OF LEOPOLD II - KNIGHTIS CROSS iN SILVER WITH ENAMELLED CENTER. ~ 12 4. ENGLAND. WAR MEDAL (191L1--191S) IN SILVER AND VICTORY MEDAL MOUNTED ON ~ME--STYLE BAR-- NAMED TO LT. PEARSON-SET OF 2 WITH ORIG. RIBBONS ~5 5" GERMANY (NAZl). 1959 IRON CROSS, 2NO CL., WITH 125" ON RING. $ 2 ~. JAPAN. ORDER OF THE ~ACREO TREASURE, COMMANDERIs BADGE IN GILT AND ENAMEL WITH ORIGINAL NECK-RIBBON AND CASE OF ISSUE WITH LAPEL ROSSETTE-- IN VF CONDITION. ~ ~ 7. JAPAN. AS ABOVE, THE KNIGHTIs CROSS, 2ND CLASS IN SILVER AND ENAMEL WITH ORIGINAL RIBBON. $ 12 ~. PRUSSIA. ORDER OF THE CROWN- GRAND CROSS STAR IN SILVER AND ENAMEL AND GOLD CENTER, CENTRAL PHRASE~ @GOT MIT UNS~- WITH A LARGE PIN ON REVERSE TOGETHER WITH A SMALL @W@. ~ ~ ~. MECK,--~TRELITZ. 1914 WAR CROSS, 2ND SLABS-- SILVER ~ "~ 10. MECK.--SCHWERIN. 1914 WAR CROSS, 1ST CLASS IN GILT (SIMILAR To IRON CROSS) PIN BACK. $ 3 11. NORWAY. ORDER OF ST. 01.,AV, KNIGHTIS CROSS IN GILT AND ENAMEL- MODERN FORM OF THIS HIGH NORWEGIAN ORDER IN VF CONDITION. ~ 2~ 12. ROUMANIA. ORDER OF THE CROWN, 0FFICERIS CROSS IN GILT AND ENAMEL, 1ST TYPE WITH CROWN IN CENTER~ CC MONOGRAM IN ANGLES OF CROSS; WITH ORIGINAL RIBBON WITH ROSETTE. ~ 1~ 1~. ROUMANIA. ORDER OF THE STAR, KNIGHTIB CROSS, 1ST TYPE~ WITH CROSSED SWORDS. $ 15 1~. RUSSIA. CROSS OF ST. GEORGE, ~TH CLASS IN SILVER, NUMBERED BUT WITHOUT ORIGINAL LOOP AND RIBBON. ~ 10 1~. WURTTEMBERG. ORDER OF FREDRICH, KNIGHTIS CROSS IN GILT AND ENAMEL SUSPENDED BY CROSSED SWORDS; WITH ORIGINAL CASE OF ISSUE # I~ ALL RESPONSE8 WILL BE ANSWERED AT ONCE ! 17 MAIL BID 8ALE CLOSING DATE -- 2 WEEKS AFTER PUBLICATION OF MEDAL COLLECTOR. LOTS GO TO HIGH BIDDER. PRICES GIVEN ARE ONLY FOR A GUIDE~, YOU MAY BID MORE OR LESS LOT # U.SoA. ESTIMATED PRICE ~ 90.00 1. MEDAL FOR MERIT 2= ARMY DISTINGUISHED SERVICE CROSS~ EXF. ~9-00 90,,00 3" LEGION OF MERIT9 COMe’LANDER WITH CRAVAT, EXF° 4. LEalON OF MERIT, OFFICER, EXF. W/BROKEN CLASP 20°00 30°00 9" NAVY & MARINE CORPS MEDAL, EXF. 6° ARMY D.5.C., 1ST FRENCH TYPE W/NO OAK LEAVESs. SCARCE EXF. 39o00 7° BRONZE STAR, CASED COMPLETE NAMED TO JMc, EXF° 19o00 8° AIR MEDAL, 2 OAK LEAVES CLUSTERS, EXFo CASED AND COMPLETE 19o00 9° SOLDIERIS MEDAL CASED AND COMPLETE, MINT 19o00 10o00 10. PURPLE HEART, VF°, NAME REMOVED & CASED COMPLETE 11. MEDAL OF FREEDOM, ERE. 30"00 12. SILVER STAR, ERE. & NAMED 29o00 1~. LEGION OF MERIT, OFFICER, EXF.. 29.00 14. MEDAL FOR HUMANE ACTION (RERLIN AIRLIFT), MINT 19.00 10o00 1~° ARMY COMMENDATION, MINT 10.00 16. NAVY COMMENDATION, MINT 10.00 17o ARMED FORCES RESERVE, NATIONAL GUARD, MINT it it , it 10.00 18. It , AIR FORCE . u 19. it , ARMY , |! 10.00 8.00 20,. NAVY GOOD CONDUCT, EXF.,, NAMED 21 NAVY RESERVE FAITHFUL SERVICE, EXF. 29,00 22. NAVY CIVIL WAR, MINT 12°90 6.00 23° NAVY EXPEDITIONS, EXF. 6°00 24. NAVY SPANISH CAMPAIGN, EXF. 6°00 29° NAVY YANGTZE SERVICE, EXF. 26. NAVY WEST INDIES CAMPAIGN, U°S.Sa tV~ASSACHUSETTS W//2 BARS SANTIAGO JUNE 16 & JUNE 6, NAMED. 40.00 10.00 27. UoS~M.C. PHILIPPINES #RD, NO CLASP 10000 28. U°S,M°C° HAITI 19!~ MINT 10.00 29. ARMY CIVIL WAR, MINT 30‘ ARMY WAR WITH SPAIN, #’RD. 10.00 IO.OO 51. SPANISH WAR SERVICE, #’RD, EXF. 32. MEXICAN BORDER, #RD, EXF. IO.0O 10.00 ~3° PHILIPPINE INSURRECTION~ ~’RD, EXF. 10°00 ~-+° CUBAN PACIFICATION, ~RD, EXF. 6.00 39" CUBAN OCCUPATION, EXF. 36. {~EXICAN SERVICE 1911, EXF. 6.00 38. W.W.1 VICTORY MEDAL W//9 BARS, EXF., NO CLASP 9.00 ]9- ARMY ~OOO CONDUCT, NAMED, EXF. 9°00 tt , MINT 40° it It 2°00 #1. WAR WITH SPAIN, EXF. 9000 42. ARMY GOOD CONDUCT, VF 1.90 J~. AMERICAN CAMPAIGN~ ~ PCBo, AVERAGE EXF. 9.00 ’4-4. ASIATIC PACIFIC, ~ PCS°, ALL WITH STARS, AVERAGE E~F° 9.00 9.O0 J~9" AMERICAN DEFENSE, ~ PC8, AVERAGE F..XF. I.I.6. EUROPEAN CAMPAIGN, 2 PCS. W/STAR & 1 ARROWHEAD, EXF. 6.00 47, W°W° 2 VICTORY MEDAL, 4 PCS°, MINT 8°O0 48. I1 it SELECTIVE SERVICE MEDAL, EXF. 6.00 49" MISSOURI NATIL. GUARD WAR WITH SPAIN, EXF. 9°00 9o00 .DO.91° NEW YORK W.W.1 VICTORY MEDAL #RD, EXF. it it NATIL° GUARD 4 YR. MARKSMAN, EXF° 9oDD 92. MERCHANT MARINE W.W° 2 VICTORY, EXF. 10.00 ~3° LOT OF MISC. RIBBON BARS ETC., 36 RIBBON BARS INCL. L. OF" M. CHIEF AND OFFICER, 14 BRONZE CAMP° STARS, 2 BRONZE ARROWHEADS~ 8 LAPEL BUTTONS INCL° L.
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