Red Eagle

Yes, its a ring.

Iron Cross 1870 2nd class

Thank you, if anybody can identify some more, than let me know.

Can anybody read what this ring plate tell us?

Anybody knows a case for a Hausorden von Hohenzollern breaststar?

On 21/01/2019 at 19:59, Eric Stahlhut said:

appears to have the second class ribbon

Imo dont exist a 1st or 2nd class. Its only these one class.

You cant find any resources for two classes.

I got this nice medal last month.

The ribbon is not correct; its to wide.

More Informations here: http://antique-photos.com/en/homepage/151-awardsdatabase-en/weimarawards-en/812-german-atlantic-meteor-expedtition-1925-1927-commemorative-medal.html

The case was made by Zeh& Schien in Hanau.

And here a very very veryveryvery very rare award document for a honor badge of the KWG.

Five days later, Harnack was died.

Regards

Red

All of them looked manipulated! Most of them will be a (self-)gilded 3rd. Class.

Thats right! The stripe you not find on higher grades of this Order.

Look here: (Honorary Knight-Commander) for a foreigner.

Thank you!

Just another breast star.

... and did you like those beauties?

On ‎14‎.‎07‎.‎2017 at 00:24, Greg said:

And if I remember correctly (something that is happening less and less these days), appointments to the Royal Victorian Order are not published in the Gazette. 

Greg.

Well, I found one.

See on the lower right side:

I agree, that this is a classic Schuler & Kun grand cross.

The ribbon, star, case and award document are lost?

B.t.w.:

The Royal Victorian Orders have a delivery number on their backside, no matriculation number.
Therefore, it would not be possible to find a recipient using this number.

Now, I find the Statutes by my self.

Statutes.pdf

B.t.w.: This class official dont called 2nd class. 

Its called: Cross of the Order of Merit of the Federal Republic of Germany

See all of them in several languages here: http://ordensmuseum.de/bundesverdienstorden/ordensstufen-im-internationalen-sprachgebrauch/

Regards
Red

Its an extra class:

Der Hausorden besteht aus folgenden Klassen:
dem Ehrenkreuze l. Klasse,
dem Ehrenkreuze Il. Klasse mit Eichenlaub (Il A),
dem Ehrenkreuze Il. Klasse (Il B),
dem Offizierehrenkreuze,
dem Ehrenkreuze III. Klasse,
dem Ehrenkreuze IV. Klasse 1. Abteilung (IV A),
dem Ehrenkreuze IV. Klasse 2. Abteilung (IV B).

Here I can show you my golden Lippe-Detmold Houseorder Honor Cross 2nd Class with oak leaf. A nice little big beauty.

Made by Carl Buesch, Hannover, reissued after reworking by Godet, Berlin, in the years 1911 to 1912.

I hope you like it!

More detailed pictures at http://ordensmuseum.de/historische-oe/fuerstlich-lippischer-hausorden/

Regards
Red

Since I have been able to buy an original engraved anniversary mug, and probably not in the future, I have decided for a different solution. After a long search, I bought a nearly identical mug and had it hand engraved by an engraver like the anniversary mug after the original. Now this mug stands as a replacement for the original not to be procured in my showcase.

Hi,

I m looking to download the statutes of the Royal Victorian Order, but cant find it everywhere.

It can be a version of the 1980ths years.

Does anybody knows something?

I think I found him:

Well, I think we have dont look for a Chancellor of the Exchequer; we have to look for a Chancellor of the Royal Victorian Order.

It´s not the same, isnt it?

Can anyone tell me who have signed my showed above document as the chancellor?