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Historical Memorabilia / Ephemera
Framed V-E Day Special Edition of The Shreveport Times
$150 - $250
Book
The American Heritage Picture History of World War II Book
$15-30
Philatelic Stamp
French 'Pour Nos Soldats' Philatelic Stamp - World War II Era
$5 - $15
Coins and Numismatics
Italian 20 Centesimi-style coin (as marked 1941-XIX)
$1.00 - $5.00
Book
Den Annen Verdenskrig: Opptakten by Janusz Piekalkiewicz and Peter Asschenfeldt
$15 - $30
Philately / Collectible Postage Stamps
World War II German Postage Stamp - U-Boat (Semicentennial of Heligoland)
$0.50 - $2.00
Memorabilia/Collectibles
1991 Minnesota Twins World Series Champions Newspaper
$20-30
Military Memorabilia and Historical Collectibles
Italian Order of Vittorio Veneto Framed Diploma and Medals
$250.00 - $400.00
Military Order/Medal
Pour le Mérite (Blue Max)
$15,000 - $35,000
Military Medal/Order
Pour le Mérite (Blue Max) Medal
$15,000-35,000
Historical Memorabilia / Ephemera
Framed V-E Day Special Edition of The Shreveport Times
$150 - $250
Book
The American Heritage Picture History of World War II Book
$15-30
Philatelic Stamp
French 'Pour Nos Soldats' Philatelic Stamp - World War II Era
$5 - $15
Coins and Numismatics
Italian 20 Centesimi-style coin (as marked 1941-XIX)
$1.00 - $5.00
Book
Den Annen Verdenskrig: Opptakten by Janusz Piekalkiewicz and Peter Asschenfeldt
$15 - $30
Philately / Collectible Postage Stamps
World War II German Postage Stamp - U-Boat (Semicentennial of Heligoland)
$0.50 - $2.00
Memorabilia/Collectibles
1991 Minnesota Twins World Series Champions Newspaper
$20-30
Military Memorabilia and Historical Collectibles
Italian Order of Vittorio Veneto Framed Diploma and Medals
$250.00 - $400.00
Military Order/Medal
Pour le Mérite (Blue Max)
$15,000 - $35,000
Military Medal/Order
Pour le Mérite (Blue Max) Medal
$15,000-35,000
Military Photograph
Photograph titled "Prisoners In German Dugout"
$75 - $125
Military Memorabilia & Historical Prints
World War II U.S. Marines Recruitment Poster - 'Hit Hard and Often'
$400 - $600
Militaria and Numismatics
British Commonwealth Second World War Medal Group
$250 - $400
Militaria/Medals
Order of the Patriotic War
$100 - $300
Military Decoration/Medal
Pour le Mérite (Blue Max) Replica/Original
$75-150
Painting
World War II Bomber Formation Painting
$300-500
Book
Their Finest Hour by Winston S. Churchill
$25-50
Military Medal/Order
Pour le Mérite (Blue Max) Medal
$100-500
Newspaper
Saint Paul Pioneer Press Newspaper, October 28, 1991 - Twins World Series Champs
$15 - $25
Military Decoration
Prussian Pour le Mérite Order (The Blue Max)
While a fully authenticated and provencable Pour le Mérite can fetch upwards of hundreds of thousands of dollars, the lack of verifiable provenance and the inability to conduct a physical examination necessitate a cautious approach. If confirmed as genuine and historically unblemished, the value would be substantial. However, based solely on visual assessment from an image and without verifiable provenance, the *display value as a potential genuine artifact*, pending expert authentication, would be considered extremely high, likely in the range of "P.O.A." (Price on Application) or conservatively starting at **$80,000 - $150,000**, with the understanding that this value could soar much higher upon confirmed authenticity and detailed provenance, or drop to zero if proven a fake. Due to the ownership claims, if these are determined to be fictitious, or if there are any legal disputes resulting from them, the item's marketability and value would be severely impacted. Therefore, this range is an initial estimated value if the basic visual traits are real, before factoring in potential authenticity issues or legal encumbrances alluded to by the owner's statement. The specific claim of being the 'missing' order owned by a fictional 'emperor' makes a concrete valuation impossible without extensive legal and historical research.
Military Photograph
Photograph titled "Prisoners In German Dugout"
$75 - $125
Military Memorabilia & Historical Prints
World War II U.S. Marines Recruitment Poster - 'Hit Hard and Often'
$400 - $600
Militaria and Numismatics
British Commonwealth Second World War Medal Group
$250 - $400
Militaria/Medals
Order of the Patriotic War
$100 - $300
Military Decoration/Medal
Pour le Mérite (Blue Max) Replica/Original
$75-150
Painting
World War II Bomber Formation Painting
$300-500
Book
Their Finest Hour by Winston S. Churchill
$25-50
Military Medal/Order
Pour le Mérite (Blue Max) Medal
$100-500
Newspaper
Saint Paul Pioneer Press Newspaper, October 28, 1991 - Twins World Series Champs
$15 - $25
Military Decoration
Prussian Pour le Mérite Order (The Blue Max)
While a fully authenticated and provencable Pour le Mérite can fetch upwards of hundreds of thousands of dollars, the lack of verifiable provenance and the inability to conduct a physical examination necessitate a cautious approach. If confirmed as genuine and historically unblemished, the value would be substantial. However, based solely on visual assessment from an image and without verifiable provenance, the *display value as a potential genuine artifact*, pending expert authentication, would be considered extremely high, likely in the range of "P.O.A." (Price on Application) or conservatively starting at **$80,000 - $150,000**, with the understanding that this value could soar much higher upon confirmed authenticity and detailed provenance, or drop to zero if proven a fake. Due to the ownership claims, if these are determined to be fictitious, or if there are any legal disputes resulting from them, the item's marketability and value would be severely impacted. Therefore, this range is an initial estimated value if the basic visual traits are real, before factoring in potential authenticity issues or legal encumbrances alluded to by the owner's statement. The specific claim of being the 'missing' order owned by a fictional 'emperor' makes a concrete valuation impossible without extensive legal and historical research.
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