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Old 11-24-2007, 05:51 PM   #1
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Imperial suspension examples

Found these images on the web while searching for a St.George medal.
You can plainly see from where the Soviets modeled their suspensions.
The double may or may not be authentic although the design is what I'm trying to illustrate.
I thought there was a thread elsewhere on the forum about Soviet suspensions but I couldn't find it.
Anyway.....
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Old 11-24-2007, 06:16 PM   #2
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Eric,

I am not sure about the double suspension, but I believe the first one is a fake.

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Old 11-24-2007, 06:23 PM   #3
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The suspension &/or the medal?
I was just trying to illustrate what Imperial suspensions looked like as there are so few out there to be seen.
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Old 11-26-2007, 08:06 PM   #4
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Eric,

No, I was talking only about the suspension.

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Old 11-27-2007, 12:46 AM   #5
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Something like this?

I can't swear to authenticity, though. The ribbons are reversed in direction although a previous discussion resulted in photos of generals and admirals in their VP uniforms with a mix of ribbon directions. The third view shows comparison to soviet OG showing the ribbons are actually a little wider and it's more of a black and orange than black and yellow.
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I can't swear to authenticity, though. The ribbons are reversed in direction although a previous discussion resulted in photos of generals and admirals in their VP uniforms with a mix of ribbon directions. The third view shows comparison to soviet OG showing the ribbons are actually a little wider and it's more of a black and orange than black and yellow.
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That multiple suspension is a later Soviet manufacture.

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I can't swear to authenticity, though. The ribbons are reversed in direction although a previous discussion resulted in photos of generals and admirals in their VP uniforms with a mix of ribbon directions. The third view shows comparison to soviet OG showing the ribbons are actually a little wider and it's more of a black and orange than black and yellow.
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That's still a Soviet suspension.

OK,

The forum seems to be back to normal.

Unfortunately, the scan is quite small. Awards are original and so are the suspensions; ribbons are repros and the group is put together.

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Wow! Tha's some grouping! I notice the makers marke on both suspensions. Very cool. Thanks for sharing.
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Eric,

I should have a better scans showing that mark. Will try to find it.

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Soviet suspension with imperial medals.

Makes sense now that there are pictures of proper imperial suspensions. That's why ribbons are too big for the suspension I guess. Hopefully not fake medals too but anything is possible...if not likely.
I also like the hallmark stamps on the real imperial suspensions. Way cool
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