Naxos
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Christophe. I believe the man's name is Pape or Papa (not sure on Heinz - scratchy writing - need Research Ricky's input) "Meinem verehrten Herrn Divisionskommandeur in Dankbarkeit und Treue gewidmet von Pape ?"
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I posted this cross some time ago - any thoughts?
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Text: Weimar, August 1914, vorm Ausr?cken ins Feld Schulz Walther Poser, Architekt ------- Max Stark, Lehrer
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In post #5 it shows him as a NCO (was promoted to officer)
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Feldzug 1914/16 Frankreich 8.6.15 Granatspl.(itter) r.(echtes) Ohr u(nd) r.(echte) Wange verwundet A grenade fragment inflicted wounds on right ear and right cheek
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Otto Freiherr von Tautphoeus Yes, that is him!
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As Rittmeister, Theodor Kimmerle was commander of the 5th Esc. 4. Chevaulegers Rgt. "K?nig"
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Robert, I think von Perfall, Kimmerle and the F?hnrich are all Chevaulegers The F?hnrich is from the Kgl. Bayer. 4. Chevaulegers-Regegiment "K?nig"
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http://gmic.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=35759&hl=
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Better scan Where did Ludwig Ritter von Poschinger serve during WWI?
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Heer III/IR 17
Naxos replied to Roman Slivin's topic in Germany: Third Reich: Uniforms, Headwear, Insignia & Equipment
It it looks like Reichswehr but the color is way off. See here: http://gmic.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=21864&hl= -
I'm pretty certain it is Italian. Infantino is an Italian surname Last name origins & meanings: Infantino 1.Italian (chiefly Sicilian): from a diminutive of Infante. 2.Italian (chiefly Sicilian): in some cases, a habitational name for someone from Infantino, a district of San Giovanni in Fiore in Cosenza province. agere is Latin - the infinitive of ago = to act
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The equivalent to our phone books. ( the next species to vanish)
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Austria-Hungary Knights Cross of the Franz Joseph Order Award Document
Naxos replied to Naxos's topic in Austro-Hungarian Empire
Thank you for the interesting details Rick! Hardy -
:cheers:
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I got more At least here these images are given an identity and at last united again. Hauptmann Hans Felkl, 1915
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EK 1914 4nd core type EK 1 mm K.A.G
Naxos replied to Tom63's topic in Germany: All Eras: The Iron Cross
reverse
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EK 1914 4nd core type EK 1 mm K.A.G
Naxos replied to Tom63's topic in Germany: All Eras: The Iron Cross
Core Nr. 1 with skinny W and muffin crown - Yes, your Nr.4 is different in crown detail, 4 (1914) and W
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Thank you Note, the Officer wears a Monokel on his pocket button.
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RAD Arbeitsmaid wearing the Reiterabzeichen for Youths (1940)
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In Spanish, but informative http://www.libreriaeuropa.es/familias.php?fam=44219 Spanish mother wearing her son's EKII
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Winston Churchill's medals
Naxos replied to Hugh's topic in Great Britain: Orders, Gallantry, Campaign Medals
Quote: "Churchill was also appointed a Kentucky Colonel.[13] [14]" Fried Chicken? -
Heer Be aware!
Naxos replied to Naxos's topic in Germany: Third Reich: Uniforms, Headwear, Insignia & Equipment
The same person appears to be behind the two sellers - compare the last sentence in the descriptions. And the photos were shot with the same camera: Shot with DMC-FX30 at 2009-04-02 Shot with DMC-FX30 at 2009-04-14 -
Heer Be aware!
Naxos replied to Naxos's topic in Germany: Third Reich: Uniforms, Headwear, Insignia & Equipment
You got it :cheers:
