Show your immaculate Godet Spangen!

[Mike Dwyer]

Claudio,

I have the brother to yours! (Except mine is a little bit dirtier!)

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Edited December 17, 2008 by Mike Dwyer

[Mike Dwyer]

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[Claudio]

@ nice little brother, Mark!

Here's another not quite so pristine, but in very good conditions with the ribbons a bit faded by light exposure.

[Claudio]

...and the reverse; moth attack! But fortunately just a little bit...

[saschaw]

Ah Claudio, you won it? Simple, but though a very nice one, really.

What are those maker marks on the Honour Crosses? First is a "CEJ" for C.E. Juncker, berlin - but what are those two others?! Never seen before... is that "GEBR. G. & CO, BERLIN" ?!

:speechless1:

[nesredep]

...and the reverse; moth attack! But fortunately just a little bit...

Hello!

Very nice,i like it a lot.

All the best

Nesredep

[nesredep]

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Hello!

Beautiful.

All the best

Nesredep

[Claudio]

Another pristine pre-1934 Godet's medal bar.

Ciao,

Claudio

[Komtur]

GODET and pristine...

[Komtur]

... but another kind of label.

[dond]

Interesting that Godet used awards from other makers on some bars instead of the ones they produced. Perhaps the recipiant supplied them.

[seeheld]

Small but GODET made...

[seeheld]

reverse

regards seeheld

[Claudio]

Thank you Seeheld for showing your Godet's Frackspange. It has quite a weird but nice backing... I have never seen anything like this. Is it possible to be able to determine until when Godet applied the metallic labels on the back and when they started using the black with white inscription labels? I'd say that the metallic labels there were applied in the 20ies and the other from the earlier 30ies...

Any ideas or any hard evidence on labels?

ciao,

Claudio

[Naxos]

Thank you Seeheld for showing your Godet's Frackspange. It has quite a weird but nice backing... I have never seen anything like this. Is it possible to be able to determine until when Godet applied the metallic labels on the back and when they started using the black with white inscription labels? I'd say that the metallic labels there were applied in the 20ies and the other from the earlier 30ies...

Any ideas or any hard evidence on labels?

ciao,

Claudio

Jean Godet (1761 - 1828)

K?niglicher Hofjuwelier Jean Frederic Godet (1828 - 1864)

K?nigl. Hofjuweliere J. Godet und Sohn, Berlin W (1864 - 1919)

Godet und Sohn Berlin W8 (1919 - 1924)

Eugen Godet & Co (late 20's to early 30's)

Gebr. Godet & Co Berlin W8 Charlottenstr.55 (from 1930's on)

Edited December 19, 2008 by Naxos

[Claudio]

@ Naxos: many thanks!

[Claudio]

Another quite Godet, this one with quite a uncommon combinations of medals. I guess this guy was Austrian...

Ciao,

Claudio

[Claudio]

back...

[nesredep]

back...

Hello!

Amazing.

All the best

Nesredep

[Claudio]

Another Godet... this time Bayerisch!... Very likely a Reserve Officer of the 13 Inf. Regt. Kaiser Franz Josef von ?sterreich... ;-)

Edited December 19, 2008 by Claudio

[Claudio]

Frackspange Godet... just slightly faded in the front, but still Zustand II+.

[Claudio]

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[gregM]

Some wonderful medal bars

Thanks for sharing them.

[Claudio]

A pristine pre-1920 Godet's Tuxedo medal bar.

[joe campbell]

claudio!

rote adler orden

kronenorden

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this is non-combatant officer? official?

many thanks! a magnificent bar!

joe

Edited December 20, 2008 by joe campbell