02-15-2012, 09:54 PM
Such trans-period awards can be judged on an item by item basis. Many nations continued awarded the same piece of metal during different administrations. If an award is undocumented it can be seen as an item of the administration that founded it. When an award is documented the awarding body of the award is taken into consideration. Some awards go unchanged in appearance over three administrations. The subforum guidelines politely ask that each award is to be placed in its very own post so misplaced threads can easily be moved to the correct place.
This covers a great deal of nations that went through a transitional period a number too long to list here but as stated before introductory threads to each nation will clear everything up.
Any inaccuracies or omissions from the introductory threads can be reported so the introduction can be corrected.
Remember any Order, Medal, Badge or any other decoration is just a piece of metal (artistic as it may be) until it is awarded and it is of utmost importance as to which body awarded the decoration.
Umalatova awarded Hero Star stolen from the state mint anyone?
This covers a great deal of nations that went through a transitional period a number too long to list here but as stated before introductory threads to each nation will clear everything up.
Any inaccuracies or omissions from the introductory threads can be reported so the introduction can be corrected.
Remember any Order, Medal, Badge or any other decoration is just a piece of metal (artistic as it may be) until it is awarded and it is of utmost importance as to which body awarded the decoration.
Umalatova awarded Hero Star stolen from the state mint anyone?
"Signed with his own rubber stamp"
