Willi

White Falcon Knight 2nd X

I will take one of each volume!

I know!! I will not bid against you.

Regards,

K.

The book is available here:

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Hi Uwe,

great to see you here as a new member! And great items as usual!

Hi Willi, Thanks for pointing that out! very kind of you to clarify this for all of us! Again, Thanks!!

Yes Sir, a great pleasure, Sir!

The words "With swords" never appeared on top the case! Just the class of the award and when it was awarded with crown!

WOW! This one is a killer! Do you know the owner?

No, impossible to trace it.

Next one-

Normally, the lif will say M.V.K. II, or III

With swords: M.V.K.m.S.

Nope, correct see attached example pics.

The "Milit?r-Sanit?tsorden" had the same ribbon but I think nobody would place it after an EK2 too.

Here an example of a medal bar w the Milit?r-Sanit?tsorden". It is a "Frackspange", so the highest order is on the right hand.

Finally 1830 Euros for the Major Uhlenhaut medal bar - much too high.

Great, thanks for showing us!

What would increase the value of that medal bar if somebody knew he was a major in the 95th Infantery Btl for example? Just for example!

Who was the recipient?

Back to the initial question: Does no one have a clue?

Brassart got the BMVO crown X April 28th. 1916.

From th best collection to a VERY good home indeed!

Hi Willi, this was not directed at you. As far as I am concerned, the incident in question is over. Hopefully, it will be over for you as well.

Your comment is (again) not very polite or in spirit of this forum.

I hope you can move beyond this soon.

Sorry but I do not see anything impolite part of my answer. Maybe you are a little bit oversensitive but it was not my target to be impolite. The messsage I read in your answer was clear in my eyes and I was disappointed because of that. The incident you are talkling about was clearly my fault and I am sorry about it and it is over for me as well.

They spend hours of their time trying to help someone out and it was either not necessary as the owner of the bar already knew

Thxs, you already told me I will never get any info on that forum from certain guys! Good to know!

so they must have been OLD pieces from the Orders Chancery handed out--for whatever "reasons" and contrary to all previous rules-- to Third Reich recipients.

According to the newest book abot LD orders/medals Zimmermann in Pforzheim made a lot of all grades of the LD House order at least until 1925/27.

No, its not, but its a general agreement between the researchers. There were several incidents, where the Identification of an awardee increased the price of a piece without any appreciation of the work of the researchers. NEVER!

OK, thanks, makes sense!

but as ALWAYS in these cases, please anybody else do NOT post original wearere name identification for any item up for sale while it is still for sale:

Is this a general forum rule? What sense does it make, I d not see a reason for this!