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    Jonas E

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    1. Here's some information about Erik Stålberg: https://dellenportalen.se/personer/erik-stalberg-delsbo/ To find information you can use: To find people (military photos etc) https://sok.riksarkivet.se/digitala-forskarsalen The royal Swedish orders: https://sok.riksarkivet.se/amnesomrade?postid=ArkisRef+SE%2FKH%2F1&infosida=amnesomrade-militaria&flik=1 Information about persons and the Decorations they got can sometimes be found in the Swedish Statskalender: http://runeberg.org/ And now some more miniatures:
    2. I have no source for that but this is the ones that are possible: Arvid Wester, erhöll guldmedalj för tapperhet i fält 8 augusti 1900[141] Erik Stålberg, erhöll guldmedalj för tapperhet i fält 1904[142][143] Boris Möller, major, erhöll guldmedalj för tapperhet i fält 1914[145] Hugo Oskar Skjöldebrand, erhöll guldmedalj för tapperhet i fält 1914[147] Tor Harald Lundberg, erhöll guldmedalj för tapperhet i fält 1914[148] Per Ludvig Nyström, erhöll guldmedalj för tapperhet i fält 1914[148] Ernst Konrad Nikolaus Hill, erhöll guldmedalj för tapperhet i fält 1 oktober 1915[149][150] Adolf Nils Carl Mörner af Morlanda, född 1849-05-16 RVO 1903-12-01. GMtf 1912-03-22 KVO2kl 1914-09-30 All except fpr Per Ludvig Nyström received a lot of other decorations than the one on the ribbon mounted, that's why I assumed it belonged to him. Erik Stålberg received Order of st Stanislaus. Hjalmar Pettersson-Janek, erhöll silvermedalj för tapperhet i fält 1906 [144] Maybe the gold and silver medal should switch place. Then the ribbon mountet one would belong to Hjalmar P:son Janek (If he got st Anna) and the one on the chain would be Erik Stålberg.
    3. The ribbon mounted one probably belonged to Pehr Ludvig Nyström.
    4. I will look in my books if I can identify them. They where probably awarded to Swedes serving at the Iranian Gendarmerie 1906-1916. Hjalmar P:son Janek got the silver medal but I'm not sure about if he received the Order of the Sword. I think there where around 40-50 medals awarded to the Swedes in the Iranian Gendarmerie in total. 5 of them where in gold.
    5. The first mini bar belonged to Agne Holmström. https://sv.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agne_Holmström The "För tapperhet" mini in gold probably belonged to Carl Gustaf Löwenhielm since he is the only one who received it in gold and also received all the 4 Royal Swedish orders. (The ribbon is for Order of the Seraphim, Order of the Sword, Order of the North star, Order of Vasa and "För tapperhet i fält) https://sv.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carl_Gustaf_Löwenhielm_(landshövding) When will you open a museum so that we can see your collection Lars? ?
    6. Well.. This was insane. Someone really wanted this cross.
    7. I decided to sell it. It's better if it belongs to someone who collects Iron crosses. https://www.ratisbons.com/42nd-contemporary-history-auction/1914-iron-cross-1st-class-on-screw-back-kmst-variant-mint.html
    8. Thank you for all the input. I bought it on an auction because I wanted an Iron Cross. I normally collect Swedish orders and medals so it was kind of a gamble to buy it as I have little knowledge about Iron Crosses.
    9. Thanks for the information. The size is 55*55 mm and the weight is 17.3 g so I guess it's some of the lower classes. I bought it for the scrap value corrresponding 12g of 14k gold (240 euros) but I don't want to melt it down since I think it's an interesting historical item. Best regards Jonas
    10. I have some questions about an order of st Stanislaus that I've got. Do you have any idea why it has been modified? (Eagles removed, ugly star attached) Can it have something to do with the revolution or is it just plain stupidity? Why is the cross arms enameled on both sides? Shouldn't it be enamel just on the front side? Best regards Jonas
    11. Can you provide any information about this medal? Weight 22.2 gram. 75*50mm. Looks like guilded copper or something. The year 1794, is it when the lodge was created or is the medal that old? Any value? Best regards Jonas
    12. Hello. Can you help me with information about this badge? It's weight is 26.4 grams. Since it's so heavy I believe it is made of gold. The size is 54*49 mm without the ring. There's no hallmarks. I understand that it is the Military order of st Henry. Can you tell if it is an original? How old can it be? What's the value? Best regards Jonas http://gmic.co.uk/uploads/monthly_02_2013/post-11589-0-32023000-1361011314.jpghttp://gmic.co.uk/uploads/monthly_02_2013/post-11589-0-53952300-1361011323.jpghttp://gmic.co.uk/uploads/monthly_02_2013/post-11589-0-97420800-1361011332.jpghttp://gmic.co.uk/uploads/monthly_02_2013/post-11589-0-08670900-1361011342.jpg
    13. Thanks for the information.. I will probably sell it sometime since my main interest is Swedish orders and decorations. I bought it from a pawnbroker for about 80 euros, so I guess it was a good buy.. /Jonas
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