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Hallo Walter, jetzt bekommen wir zum Denglish auch noch einen bayerischen Akzent dazu ;-)

Hello, that is the silver Lorbeerblatt

Hello, the single leaf-mini in the middle is a "Silbernes Lorbeerblatt" of the BRD. It will be given to high to german sportchampions.

Thanks a lot for the names

Hello Chris, here another example. Awarding in october 1917. I think the early awardings would be signed in the rangliste. A friend told me about 67 officers-rings. Exist a list of them? I know only this names of soldiers and NCO's http://www.kriegsopfer.org/Weltkrieg/Infanterie_Leib_Regiment/Leiberring.htm

Thats not right. I have seen some in the lists. Here one example. Awarded in June 1918

Hello, there are several listings of him. He was woundet 11. Aug. 1917. Schrapnellsteckschuß Oberschenkel. One list says left leg, the other list says right leg. He was awarded with the Edelweiss, but no comment about the ring. regards Andreas

Only Nr. 1 is a quite good Leser which was awarded in wartime.

I dont know the international price. In ebay germany you will pay about 130 to 170 Euro with box.

It is not a fake, it is a Weiss late production and the bar is also good.

Thank you for answering. Btw I got his name in another forum.

Hello, the frontside of this Weiss MVK second class looks good, but the pictures are very small. Will you show us the backside and a bigger foto of the frontside medaillon. I guess it is a late production in the regular red box.

This could be the bavarian bravery-medal. The Max-Joseph was only given to officers.

Nice photo, is there a name or a unit on the backside? This could be a bavarian.

Walter spent a lot of time to write this book. He told me, about 10 years. He reworked the book over and over again. Researched in archives and the available source literature. The book in its kind has the "Schrettinger" as an example. Great work, I am also quite excited. Greetings Andreas

That is not the Prince Alfons badge. This kind of badge could be for a wedding-jubilee, but I don't know which. This is the Alfons-badge

What a brilliant chain. A long service officer who had been in three wars. He got no fighting-award like a MVO or a iron cross. The rare Ludwigskreuz was given for 50 years of service in the bavarian army. The cross had to be returned after the death of the bearer. That is one reason, why this cross is so rare. This cross was also given to bavarian officials, priests and other persons in a equal rank of an officer. The non-officers got a golden medal for 50 years of service.

What a nice bavarian chain. This must be avery high official. He got the order of the bavarian crown, knightscross. So he could change his name in "Ritter von" (knight of). The Michaelsorden will be the trhird class and the Luitpoldmedal ist the silverclass. That looks very fine.

What a huge collection. which collector has the money and the place for so many items?

At the show in Großmehring?

That's life. Do you know the major dealer?

Very fine Jäger-collection.

Hello, I'm searching the name of this german WW2 General with knightscross. Has anyone an idea?

Can you show better pictures of the MVO? Very nice a noncombattant NCO with 15 years sevice-cross. Very fine bar!!!

Here my new entry with austrian and german decorations. The chain is marked with Hemmerle Munich