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Ushakov Group
#11
Gentelmen,

Thank you for the insight!
Even if I don't get the group I picked up a wealth of information on this subject!!!

As I have stated above, my main concern is the Ushakov Medal.
Any thoughts on it?
I can get better scans from the seller if you think it will help!?

Thanks in advance,

Rusty.
"Be civil to all, sociable to many, familiar with few, friend to one, enemy to none." Benjamin Franklin
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#12
Just to add my 2 cents worth here. If the entries for the medals were officially done by whomever, wouldn't they have written down the dates of award at the same time? That would sound pretty reasonable, especially if the idea was, like Dave suggested, to get rid of the other documents.

Personally, I vote :mad:

Marc
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#13
Marc,

No, they would not. In most cases they would not know the dates of the earlier awards. After all they are not written in the W.W.II issue book.

Take care,
Ed M.
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#14
Gentlemen,

I can't really add anything to the comments about the award booklet, but the Ushakov medal looks OK to me.

Alexei
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#15
Alexei,

Based on your input I purchased the group.

Here are some pics...

...and a pleasant surprise!

The seller didn't say anything about it!

His wifes medals were included.


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#16
Rusty,

I think you should have it researched. This Ushakov medal may turn out very interesting.

Alexei
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