seeheld

Yes the first name is listed.

I found two Lincke witch are decorated with the Griffin Order Knight Cross.

Lincke, Dr. phil, Kurt Alexander - born 09.03.1864 - Dresden, Oberlehrer an der Dreik?nigsschule, MG3 08.03.1902

Lincke, Erdmann Johannes - born 22.05.1868 - Berlin, K?niglich Preu?ischer Polizeileutnant, MG3 09.04.1910

Sorry for my mistake. I was looking for the combination Griffin order and order of the wendian crown.

Possible is also, Griffin order and remember medal from Strelitz (1914).

Best regards

Seeheld

According to my Mecklenburg rolls is match with mister Lincke.

My personal idea is that the man got the remember medal Friedrich Franz III. (Schwerin, 1897) and the remember medal Adolf Friedrich (Strelitz, 1914). In this case it's correct to see the "griffin order" ribbon in front of the "wendian crown" ribbon.

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Seeheld

On the bar -

Prinzregent Luitpold medal (silver)

Looks like a Prussian Crown 4th class

???

Bavarian 24 year long service cross

? Prussian Centenary Medal?

Danish Danebrog Order

The Star is to the Japanese Order of the Sacred Treasure

The missing medal looks like the Campain medal for 1870/71.

Regards Seeheld

Billy? I was thinking his name was Willy!

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Seeheld

I think this is not possible, because this combination is not very rar.

Many brave junior officers reveived the same orders...

The MVO 3rd class without sword is also missing...

Backside of the bar.

Regards Seeheld

Here is the bar of Generalleutnant Gustav Wagener...

The missing 2nd decoration is the reason why I'm asking for his war decorations. I believe a order is not possible, because of his rank.

:jumping:

Thanks Rick, this is an important Information for me.

Tommorow I will show you why. I need daylight.

Furthermore he received the swords and the breaststar with sword to the RAO 2nd class, but no sword to his Crown Order 2nd class with breaststar!!

This is all what I know...

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Seeheld

Gustav-- born in Berlin 1849.

The only information I have on his 1914-18 awards is that he had both 1914 Iron Crosses and the Bremen Hanseatic Cross.

I can confirm that he had nothing from Mecklenburg-Strelitz.

Thank you Rick,

the EK2 and the Bremen Hanseatic cross is allready on the bar.

But it is possible to check the L?beck rolls? Because the L?beck Regiment was included in the 17th Reserve-Division.

Hello Gents,

in my collection I have the Frackbar of Generalleutnant Wagener (younger brother of this men http://gmic.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=28934&hl=Wagener ) . He was before 1914 Commandeur of the 4th Kavallerie-Inspection and during the war 1914-1918 Commandeur of the 17th Reserve-Division. He died at 04.01.1925.

I need Informations about his orders and medals witch he received at war. Witch Hanseatic crosses he received and so on.

Also I don't know his given name and his birthday.

Thank you in advance!

Regards

Seeheld+

@ Rick, sorry for my delayed replay I forgot to read this treat

Thank you for identification!!!! :jumping:

It's always nice to have a name for a medalbar.

@ Paul C

yes you are right. I've got this bar in Gunzenhausen 2007.

Regards Seeheld

Backside

Nice Chain for an Officer from W?rttemberg.

Komtur's HHO is really of the highest quality... is it in Gold?

I believe you mean my HHO. And yes he is made in Gold.

Regards Seeheld

The Hohenzollern is everything but not beautiful!!!!

Look to a real Hohenzollern!

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Hello friends,

it is possible to find out a name? I think is not so difficult, but I don't have rolls from Schwarzburg-Sondershausen. Who can help me?

regards Seeheld

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regards seeheld

Small but GODET made...

[Are you wandering away from Mecklenburg?

]

No, but I like medalbars without email.

regards Frank

He was a Lakai from Saxonia.

The first 4 awards are from Saxonia.

Thank you Rick! :jumping:

Here is the small rest of this bar.

Hello Gents,

which medal is the last one on this bar? I know it's from Spain, but...

Thank you

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