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I don't think Graf, that could be the letters Ph. for Philipp.  Holn.....?????

The gold military medical medal is very rare. I am only aware of 26 awards of the gold medal for the period from 1812 to 1849. I don't know whether the uniform belongs to a military doctor, but he doesn't wear shoulder boards either.

Hello, possibly  the second award is the golden Militär-Sanitäts-Ehrenzeichen not the bravery-medal.
His rank is a officers rank and the braverymedal was a non-officer award.

Very nice Leser MVO with golden  medaillons.

22 hours ago, Deutschritter said:

China-medal for combattants? That was new for me. Thanks!

combattants bronce medal
non-combattants iron silver medal

He got only the Jubilee-Medal 1905
For the China-campaign he got the China-medal for combattants.

20 hours ago, laurentius said:

Thank you Alex, that's a great start. If I'm not mistaken the HoHx and the MMJO seem to be gold, whereas the BMVO4/3x seems to be silver-gilt?

Kind regards, Laurentius

The MVO is a third class with swords, awarded 12 Sept. 1917, so it should be  silver-guilt.
I miss the Eiserner Halbmond.
All decorations of the bar are equal to the ancestry database

11 hours ago, ERIC LIN said:

Dear all

Here I got one MVK 1st Class with Crown in gold color for your Review.

not sure if the color and details looks ok? All comments are very welcome,

thank you

Eric

Walter is 100 % right.
You've got a fake.
Your first class with swords from Leser is also not a original. Compare the letters of the medaillons to the cross from Walter . The cypher "L" won't be made of gold.
This classes of MVK are often faked.
Regards Andreas

Hello, third place won't be a foreign order like austrian. Possibly Jubiläumsmedaille bavaria.
At the 4th is a Hausorden of Hohenzollern, 5th a hanseatic award.

Hello Chris,
very nice items. There are a lot of this anniversary.

Until May 16, 1915, a total of 12 medals were awarded to soldiers of the 15th IR, so almost all medal holders must be.

There are different dates for the medal for bravery. Act date, day of award, day of publication in the prescription sheet. The soldier was then honored on such occasions.

Very interesting photo. At the 15th IR, 12 soldiers received the TM before May 16, 1915.
However, different award dates are entered in the ranking lists.

2 hours ago, Chris Boonzaier said:

I think the small boxes are probably MVK or MVO , Tapferkeits medals would probably have been awarded first... but I really wonder what is in the small packages???

Sometimes brave soldiers got gifts from their king like watches or cufflinks.
Here a example
A soldier received a pair of cufflinks from the Crown Prince for his escape from a prison camp

Nice find, I like it very much. The bar and the boxes of the awards.
The clasp on picure three could belong to the Jäger-officer, this clasp would changed in 1913 to the Landwehr-service medal.
 

Look, the second person left wears a MMJO. Big theatre with the bavarian King and the Kronprinz.

Thank you for the presentation of his vita.
This is not your kind of collection, he was not a Leiber and he was not in Verdun ? 

Nice photo. I've never seen this way of wearing ribbons on a bavarian uniform.

JM = Jubiläumsmedaille
DK2 = Dienstauszeichnungskreuz 2. Klasse 24 Jahre
PA 4 = Preussischer Roter Adlerorden 4. Klasse
MVO 4a = MVO 4. Klasse Krone (im Krieg Krone Schwerter)
Gruß Andreas
 

Hello,
here a medal of the Danish army.

The upper clasps are METZ and BEAUMONT

On 01/12/2019 at 13:02, ArHo said:

Wow, that was fast - and obviously too easy ? - thanks Glenn!

Now here in contrast is a really tricky one which, I am afraid, perhaps cannot be definitely solved at all (or only with another, named picture to compare) - an officer from Amberg with his wife. Unfortunately no name, no medal bar and the numeral / symbol on his Schulterstück is impossible to identify, even with a magnifyer, so I can only assume he also belonged to KB6IR. Any guesses?

But anyway - I really love the medals of his wife, awarded for her service as a nurse or the likes in 1870/71 as she has the noncombatants commemorative medal for that conflict. ? Have a nice sunday!

Very nice.
The first medal is the bavarian Zivilverdienstmedaille.

Hello,
look here this third class.
https://woeschler-orden.de/node/2834
In the third class, there must be a narrow gap between the cross arms and the flames.
The third grade is lighter because the flames are hollow. In the fourth grade, the cross body with the flames is of one piece.

It ist a Leser, the last type with silver guilt medaillons, given from 1917 till the end of war.