alan_g

Hi Guys thanks for your great work on this! And the contribution to and attribution to the history of this piece. Sorry my reply is late too. Haven’t been online much recently.

Here are my Waldeck Ribbon bars one set of which may look familiar to anyone following the earlier posts of this thread. Another Waldeck recipient unknown WWII mix with repair job on the iron cross ribbon. Could this have had wiederholungsspange? Or could it just have simply been damaged on the Russian front and field repaired... The last one for me is a beautiful little Godet set recipient unknown

Thank you Daniel ?

Thank you for the breakdown of those awards! Very helpful and much appreciated. Weimar awards aren’t my strongest point.

Very nice Nicholas love the device and combo of that bar.

Hi, just sharing this 10 place German officers ribbon bar from 1934 with predominantly Imperial German Awards. I personally don’t see any red flags with the bar, but opinions welcome and any info regarding bearer and military story / service history welcomed.

Sharing some Weimar period ribbon bars, not sure what all ribbons are. But hope they are of interest in this thread.

Thought this little ribbon bar might be of interest for the Imperial forum, so wanted to share: a Prussian ribbon with Landwehr Cross miniature. Mounted on a cardboard or thin leather material backing.

Hi all, I picked up this lovely Godet ribbon bar a while back and think it belonged to a high ranker in the medical profession. Thoughts and opinions would be appreciated. I have never seen the oak leaf being used before.

I appreciate how rare the Danzig devices are to find, they are possibly the scarcest of all miniatures. My two for reference.

Hi All, I would like to share some photos of a few ribbon bars I’ve picked up with 1936 Olympic Games miniatures.

Saxon ribbon bar from WWII I like the order of precedence on this one.

Very interesting guys. From period photos, I have seen generals who should be wearing bars of 6+ awards, wearing "abbreviated" bars featuring only 3 awards. There are a lot of discrepancies out there.

thank you for posting the older thread! It's great to see the full medal bar. Definitely matches the ribbon bar :-)

Hi Andreas, thanks for your help. Paul been through it already cover to cover and couldn't pin it on anyone.

Hi Gents, I have this nice all WWI KM ribbon bar in my collection. Belonged to an officer in service before 1897. Prussian prescedence followed by three awards from other states. 2nd cl iron cr 1914/18 Pr. red eagle order prussian long service ribbon 1897 kaiser Wil. Commemorative medal. Bremen Hanseatic Cr. Würtemberg Friedrich order 2nd cl? Saxon Albrecht Order? Black backing cloth with flat beaten out pin on reverse. With this combination is there a possibility of an ID? look forward to comments advice and corrections.

Yes it's very nice!!!

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Kingdom of Saxony, Albrechts Orden Ritterkreuz possibly?

Hi, Here are two bars to share with you which fit the topic of discussion. One with the Princely Hohenzollern House Order, and the other with HOH3x. Bar 1: Iron Cross 2nd Class 1914-18 Princely Hohenzollern House Order Mecklenburg Schwerin militarverdienst West Afrika Medal Swedish order of the crown? (Swords striking down over, non-combatant?) Brunswick KVK? Prussian Kronenorden Red Eagle Order Bar 2: Possible row 1 of 2? Iron Cross 1914-18 + 1939 2nd class HOH3x Sachsen Altenburg Herzog Ernst Medaille OR Prussian Verdienstkreuz Gold? Friedrich August Medal with the Vor Dem Feinde Clasp. Mecklenburg Schwerin militarverdienst Honour Cross Any help putting a name and a history to these two bars would be much appreciated Best Regards Alan

Heydrich gave his life for the gold wound badge, small sacrifice for a piece of metal

Very good Dave!! Well done!

Hi, It is ok under UV light. It does not glow. It could be the Italian Order too, you are quite right, as they both use the same ribbon Best Regards Alan

Thanks Nick. Glad someone is updating his data bases...

Last example is this 7 place bracket. Manufactured from zink with a brass pin and catch. The size is 19mm X 104mm and is suitable for seven 15mm award ribbons. The catch and hinge are made from separate brass parts, which have been brazed onto the metal for a hand worked finish.