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I`ve had some space in my house, so i decided to buy some bigger portrait pics of imperial guys. Here we have Mr. Leutnant - seems that he was a Waldeck cititzen. The photo was taken in Bad Wildungen. No name... damn. He wears both IC, the Waldeck Ehrenkreuz 4 Klasse and the silvered merit medal with X ???? I know, that only a few hundred of the Ehrenkreuz 4. Kl. were awarded. I think bevor he promoted to Lt. he must have been a NCO Can we ID him ? Thanks!!!

"sachsens orden" - google. May be you can find something interesting at Oswalds page.

What do we have here? A guy from the schönen Badner`land. A civil pic with a large Ordensspange. I got the pic from the famous Lachmund collection. He wears the IC, Baden SVM, Baden LDAII, Baltenkreuz, Baden LSC15y or Prussian 25y, and 2 Freikorps medals and the IC 1st class, Baltenkreuz 1st class, WB and cross of the Freikorps Awaloff. Look at his cold eyes. I would bet, that he later went to the NSDAP.

You can find those IC on the bar also in early years of WW1. It is not a rare photo.

Thanks for watching. A few years ago, i got this nice parade mounted Frackbar but ... no name What do we know? The earliest time the bar was made is late 1916 (here i would bet 1917) because of the war aid cross. He also got the Oldenburg houseorder 2nd class with crown, the Oldenburg FA-cross for non combatants and the bavarian Ludwigscross - here we have the magnetic iron version. If i am right the blackened iron pieces were early ones, so he got it may be in 1916 or 17 Seems that he got the non combatanat IC after 1918 - it`s a single mounted one ("pentagonales Band") They were awarded till the earlies 1920s. What about the HO? Was the 2nd class with crown founded in 1905? I think my piece was made by Knauer Oldenburg. Are there rolls out there? ImO the owner of that bar must have been a civil guy may be a Fabrikant, priest, medic or a higher official`s rank. He was a prussian. Thanks for reply.

Thank you very much for the research. Hast was gut bei mir. Regards J

Here the complete pic for NL.

Hello again, What signes the patch he wears on the right side. He wears definitely a XV LSC and not a XXV. So the pic was made in 1913 or later.

Yes maybe in Markus list there are some behrens with the aez but i did not find one with mez t hanks indeed for id theitalian the net shows someboats which helped in 1908

Is he active in gmic =

Hi Guys Tanks for helping.on the back the Name behrens is written Italien Sounds good. Mmn kann das nur ein mez2 vorne sein

Nord Lloyd?

Here`s another Marine guy. Some kind of strange uniform. A civil sea capitan or deck officer ? On his bar: KO4, ChD, Japan and i think the tunesian Nishan Sheftikar order Some ideas to ID that guy? Where`s Gerdan?

thanks.

Got some new pics. Here we have a colonial pic. On the back "Behrens" I have some marine lists and for example i found an Garnisonverwaltungsinsp. Behrens at Tsingtau Verwaltung with the ChD. I think he wears the -MEZ2, DA15 or 25, i can also see the Chinadenkmünze, the Kolonialdenkmünze the Centenial and i think some kind of foreign medal.

The most data is from Württemberg. They updated some more ranklists - and on 25th of July i found my great-grandfather in the Ersatzsanitätskraftwagenabteilung! I only have 1 pic of him with his uniform and his red cross Sanka. He served at the western front.

Da hawwa ma drei badische schoof und des annere sin bad`sche hängekadoffl.

2 new photos i got. 1.) written in winter 1917/18 in Mitau, he signed with Julius. I think on the front it is hin unreadable name. He wears the IC 1st class and the Lippe-Detmold Kriegsehrenkreuz für heldenmütige Tat (ca. 740 awards) 2.) A nice new non combatant grandpa. Written on 30.12.1925 - on the back "Albin Zimmermann Oberleutnant d. Landwehr.... (?) Landsturm infanterieersatzbtl. Saargemünd XXI./6. Magdeburg (seems that he was born 31.10.1857) One more for my 1914 non combatant pic collection

https://www.google.de/search?q=frackspange+friedrichsorden&client=firefox-b-ab&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjfyLzY5dnUAhUDvRoKHf3yBOcQ_AUICygC&biw=1366&bih=604#imgrc=7J06v7zlOJRTUM: What about that guy. (Claudio) Seems that we have him.... IN the end of 1915 he was Leutnant or Oberleutnant, because of that type of FOIIX The Albrecht I is unusual for that bar. I think in the end of war he was captain or major (RAO4) or marine guy./official

Not a Zähringer Löwe, on the last position imo a order of the osmanie, i think 3rd or 4th class

MVK imo not good.

Typical non-combatant combi.

i got the possible name of the Wuerttemberg Hauptmann - Thanks Any ideas about the other 2 persons. May be the name of the RIR 219 Major could be Falke??

This is a standard combination and not to identify.

I got a few new pics/Postcards - here are three of them: Does somebody know their names or which decorations they got? -Württemberg Hauptmann i think RIR 120 (Schulterklappen) with IC2, WMMO, bav. MMO 4 with X -Major Vatke (Ratke, Datke?) RIR 219 II. Bat. (datet 1916, Russia) -unknown Major i think IR 202 (Schulterklappen) with IC, on the back "our Major". I think he was a veteran of 1870. What is his name? Did he get more decorations?