Red Eagle

In this time, King FW III, must be have started for given printed docs; but not all docs was printed.

Why? I don?t know....

Here the receipt document over the return of the cross:

Text: ?Mit Bezeigung Meines Antheils an dem Verlust, welcher Sie durch das Ableben Ihres Gatten und Oheims des verdienten Consistorial=Raths und Hofprediger Br?ggemann betroffen hat, mache Ich Ihnen hierdurch bekannt, dass mit Ihrer Eingabe die Decoration des ihm verliehen gewesenen rothen Adler=Ordens 3ter Classe eingegangen ist. Berlin den 2ten April 1817.

Friedrich Wilhelm

An die verwittwete Consistorial R?thin Br?ggemann und den Stadt Justiz Rath Br?ggemann zu Stettin.?

Here I can show you two early award documents to the Red Eagle Order 3rd Class.

Text: ?Ich benachrichtige Sie hierdurch, dass Ich auf den von der General Ordens Commission ?ber Ihr Gesuch vom 9ten Sept. v. J. mir erstatteten Bericht Ihnen den rothen Adler Orden der dritten Classe verliehen, und die Generals ? Ordens ? Commission dernach angewiesen habe. Wien den 15ten April 1815.

Friedrich Wilhelm

An den Hofprediger und Consistorial Rath Br?ggemann zu Stettin.?

The roll for the "verdienstkreuz f?r Frauen und Jungfrauen" is now online.

You found it at http://www.ordensmuseum.de/Ordensjournal/O...erlLiJungfr.pdf

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Revers

Here an other Lion from my collection:

And a Knightcross 1st. Class with Oakleafs:

Regarding elder rolls which have already been published, would it not be an idea to just make a file in pdf-format and place it on a internetsite? This because we do know the rolls are there, it apperantly would not be to much of an effort typing them over (39 pages) and they are hard to come by these days I guess.....

Should anyone have these, I would be most happy to put them on my site, which I m currently rescheduling. I am also working on the lists of some Frankfurt awards to be put online in that fashion.

Thanks for any comments on this idea,

David M

You will find the recipient list for the "Verdienstkreuz fuer Frauen und Jungfrauen" on a part of my website called http://www.ordensjournal.ordensmuseum.de in May, 1, 2007.

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Titel: Das Verdienstkreuz f?r Frauen und Jungfrauen in Urkunde und Bild / von F. W. Hoeftmann.

Verfasser: Hoeftmann, F. W.

Erschienen: Berlin : Mitscher & R?stell, [ca. 1871], 54 Pages

Titel: Das Verdienst-Kreuz f?r Frauen und Jungfrauen

Verfasser: Schneider, Louis

Erschienen: Berlin: Dunker, 1872 / 12, 39 P.

Preussen: Verdienstkreuz fuer Frauen und Jungfrauen - published by Hoeftmann & Schneider

Something

I will try it:

1. Genaral Kleinheng (Kleinhang)

2. Hauptmann Hofel

3. " Obermeier

4. " Meiser

5. " Retter

6. Oberleutnant List

7. " ?ier

8. Leutnant Oberreiter

9. " ??Medbel??

10. " Neuburg

11. " Menke

12. Intendant Br?ckner

13. Oberkriegsgrichtsrat Liberich

14. Oberst?? ??Ljon??

15. Feldhilfs?? Eprich

Divisionsstab 14. b. J. D.

Showcase from the arsenal (Zeughaus, Berlin-Germany) with the memories at emperors Napoleon I. The hat was returned to 1957 by the Soviet Union, the medals are still in the national historical museum, Moscow.

@Rick

Thank you very much for the informations. The last recipient (No. 23) must awarded with the Model 1916. Model 1916 must be awarded since May 1916.

The Model 1910 must be made since May 1910. Dewall will be received the first piece what Godet made, with a small needle. There is a photo of his Order in Schwark?s book. Up to 1913 was Godet made the Mod. 1910 for 25 times. Once at time the needle was made a little bit wider.

Regards

Red

Sorry, yes I mean the returns.

The Leopold-Order with Crown (2nd Class, Model 1910-1916) must be awarded 12 times between 2. June 1910 to 15. February 1916.

The first of this class must be awarded at 2. June 1910 to Major v. Dewall.

Regards

Red

Can you tell me the complet award list for the Leopold-Order 2nd Cl. (Model 1910)?

Are some restitutions recorded?

Regards

Red

This model (1910) was produced 25 times by Godet, and was 12 times awarded. (Model 1909 awarded 6 times / Model 1916 awarded 18 / made 19)

"This order was awarded for merits around the Prince and his country."

Now, I can you present a nice Leopold-Order:

More details on:

Leopold-Order 2nd Cl. (Modell 1910)

Yes, it can be. The end of the needle is a litle bit different. No maker mark.

But why can fade out the yellow color in the enamel?

What du you think about this red eagle?

It will be sells from a german dealer.

It looks old, but not german. I wondered that the yellow color is not clear. Hve you senn this befor?

Red

The case is not the original case, thats right.

On Thies auction 26 No. 163 you will find a four rivet configuration Star.

Red

It was the same seller for:

http://gmic.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=13154

http://gmic.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=13927

and

http://cgi.ebay.de/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewIt...em=150060588808

I think it is a original star...

Red

Thx Wild Card,

I see, that my piece does not have a juwellery-quality.

I have a money-back guaranty and wil give it back.

The color on my photos are not the exact replication, it shown more the color of your cross.

Red

Thx all, I can give it back, I so will I do.

Red

The enamel dont light under black-light. The center-chiffre are not separately.

Red

What do you think about this Leopold-Order, original or fake?

Chiffres and crown are not soldered separately into the cross.

Here some more pic?s.

http://www.ordensmuseum.de/leo/leo.htm

Regards

Red