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Here's another one! SET BESTAANDE UIT; VERZETSHERDENKINGSKRUIS 1980, NIEUW GUINEA KRUIS ZONDER GESP, MOBILISATIE KRUIS 1939-1940, KRUIS VOOR RECHT EN VRIJHEID MET GESP, TROUWE DIENST ONDEROFFICIER 36 JAAR, INHULDIGINGSMEDAILLE 1980, VIERDAAGSE KRUIS, ITALIAANDE MEDAILLE, VN MEDAILLE KOREA OORLOG, KOREAANSE MEDAILLE.

http://cgi.ebay.de/Super-Fotoalbum-Die-Hel...8QQcmdZViewItem What a great album, never saw so many medals, orders and decorations in one place!

I think your right. It looks like an higher grade foreign award. I have mailed a contact at the British embassy in the Hague. Maybe he can find out more. Thanks!

Thanks Michael, I think it is the DSC, see this thread: http://www.wehrmacht-awards.com/forums/sho...hlight=Jeffreys

Here's a scan of his ribbonbar, can someone help me? 1 Distinguished Service Cross 2 Victory Medal 1914-18 3 British War Medal 1914-18

Looks like the Kriegsverdienstenkreuz is based on this award!

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Here are the photo's I bought from this diplomat. Because the card wasn't posted (no stamps etc) I thought that Maisel may be this diplomat....

Looks great! I would love to see some more shots. I might have one made like this!

Could someone check if there is a Zahlmeister Friedrich Maisel in the imperal ranklists? He was a diplomat before wwI. Zahlmeister Friedrich Maisel 3 batterie Bay. F. art. Bat. 19

The first medal is most likely Police related, Erik Muller might be able to help. The second medal is the "Eremedaille in de Orde van Oranje Nassau" The classe could be Bronze, Silver or Gold. I think this is a Silver one..

I already thought that it was "van suchtelen van de Haare" Generaal Jonkheer Cornelis Lubertus van Suchtelen van de Haare Born 25 september 1960 Knight in the Order of the Dutch Lion Officer in the House Order of Oranje Nassau Commandeur in the Order of The Oaken Crown from Luxemburg Honour Cross third casse of Lippe Honour Cross second classe of Swarzburg Knight first classe in the Order of Frederik of Wurtenberg Knight in the Order of The Griffiondor of Mecklenburg Officer in the Order of Hendrik the Lion of Brunswick Officers Honour Cross from Schaumburg Lippe Knight in the Order of the Crown of Italy Knight second classe in the Order of the Crown of Prussia Commandeur in the Order of Leopold II from Belgium Officer of the Legioen of Honour from France Officer in the Order of the Lion and the Sun of Persia Knight in the Order of Peter Frederik Lodewijk of Oldenburg Knight in the Order of the Red Eagle of Prussia Grandcross in the Order of the Star of Romania Order of Merit third classe from Waldeck Pyrmont Knight in the Order of the Wendic Crown of mecklenburg Knight first classe in the Order of the White Falcon of Saksen Weimar Eisenach Knight third classe in the Order of the Iron Crown of Austria He received the above awards al before the age of 80. I think that this is a bar he used at one time. Not his first bar in a set of two. As a servant of the Royal Court he would have placed his House Order in the first bar....

I might be able to find a picture if you post the name!

Did you delete it ? Or what do you mean? -edit- found it, http://gmic.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=17591 I thin Yankee hit the new Topic button instead off the add reply! Yankee, May we now the name of this Jonkheer?

Great bar But where is the rest of this "Dutch Medalbars found online" topic posted by me a few days ago? Do you own this bar?

Sounds right Hendrik! Thanks every one for there comment!

What remains a mistery to me is that a lackey that resigned in 1934 (according to the archive of the Royal House) received a award for servants of foreign courts in 1938....

Posted on wehrmacht awards,

This set was sold on JB Floyds site

Medalbar, for sale on marktplaats. Advert was taken offline after 10 minutes.

Medalbar, posted on wehrmacht-awards.

Medalbar, posted on wehrmacht-awards forum. Original owner was identified as Captain J.M. Vermeijs

Royal Household group. Sold on Liverpool Medals. Asking price was 500 British pounds,