Naxos
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Don't worry - take as long as you want. :cheers:
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No one by his name is registered in a transatlantic passenger or immigration list. I found this - he died in 1967
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If you search his name on Ancesrty.com you might find him on a transatlantic passenger list, it will provide his hometown in Germany.
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Don, you are absolutely right on both accounts; no one was implying anything shady and yes, we should call a fake when we see them. I just wanted to let the readers know that I believe that Rocky did not know that the item he offered for sale was in fact a fake.
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Thomas, are there any clues in or on the picture that could help answering your question? Is it Muhlenbroich or Mühlenbroich? .
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Nothing Jason, nada :cheers:
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It is definitely old, before 1900 for sure. :cheers:
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Here is another Ausweis ... ... were the entire opposite side is the portrait of the man and his horse.
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Here is a similar one.
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Rocky is a trustworthy person - without hesitation I believe the above statement. Hardy
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That makes sense - I have been mixing them up.
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Thank you so much Viliam! Hardy
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Yes, it could be him :cheers:
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Where did Ludwig von Poschinger serve during WWI? I found two Poschinger, one served in Ulanen-Rgt.6 and the other in an Infanterie Rgt. - Which one is Ludwig and what were his WWI awards?
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The name is: E. Pasemann This is not Military but rather Railroad or some other uniformed civilian organisation.
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EK 1914 The simple WW1 EK2...
Naxos replied to Chris Boonzaier's topic in Germany: All Eras: The Iron Cross
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EK 1914 First or second class?
Naxos replied to Thomas W's topic in Germany: All Eras: The Iron Cross
Just to illustrate, a ribbon made Iron Cross first class from 1813
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EK 1914 First or second class?
Naxos replied to Thomas W's topic in Germany: All Eras: The Iron Cross
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Good question. Well - you can't. However, the shiny boards are more likely to be worn by the Luftwaffe than the Heer.
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EK 1914 First or second class?
Naxos replied to Thomas W's topic in Germany: All Eras: The Iron Cross
No, the first two NCOs are wearing an Iron Cross second class on a proper ribbon bar with a Baden Merit medal. The third man, the Unteroffizier, he is wearing his Iron Cross second class on a crossed ribbon which could (but not have to) indicate that he was awarded both Iron Crosses. . -
EK 1914 First or second class?
Naxos replied to Thomas W's topic in Germany: All Eras: The Iron Cross
Yes it is a second class, but the manner of wear (with the crossed ribbons) indicated at on time (in lieu of a proper EKI) an Iron Cross first class. . -
They seem all original WWII era Left to right: Hauptmann Luftwaffe (flying), Oberleutnant Artillerie, Oberleutnant Luftwaffe Nachrichten (Airforce Signals)
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Absender: E. Soosten, Signalist - Festungs-Fernsprech-Signal-Abteilung Metz d.F. 3
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He was a businessman living in Berlin-Johannisthal - his street address was: Gross-Berliner Damm 98 .
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I believe so.
