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Hi Doug,

Yes that seems like a good idea.
I have not been able to attend any fairs for the last four months due to a lack of funds so no new purchases for a while.
Hopefully unexpected outlays will end soon

Paul

Doug wrote: Paul

We need to compare lists soon and keep an eye out when looking. I picked up a casualty to the Manchester's recently, same single bar, no other entitlements, and a reasonable price, so you might just get lucky!

Doug.

I had been rather missing your posts from the first Sunday of the month

David,
So have I

Paul

djb wrote: I had been rather missing your posts from the first Sunday of the month

Never mind Paul,
Plenty of good medals still out there to be bought in the future!

Yes Frank,you are right

Paul

Frank Kelley wrote: Never mind Paul,
Plenty of good medals still out there to be bought in the future!

Frank

I really do like your optimism when it comes to you stating that you can get almost anything as long as you are prepared to pay for it and when you look around, you are not far out. At the OMRS a couple of weeks ago, there was an 8 bar QSA and WW1 trio with original ribbons to a corporal in the RAMC, all NATAL Field Force operations, but it was, and still is, £750, which proves your point. It is worth around £575 if you are not a specialist RAMC collector, even with the trio. Still, I could have got £20 knocked off it!!

Doug.