Paul C

No, the collection is so diverse and large any attempt to catalog it would take forever.

With the permission of senior moderator Nick I am making the following announcement: Moderator - please pin this post. As many of you know Rick Lundstrom had an extensive collection of Imperial German photographs. I am working with Rick's mother to sell his photograph collection. Since the collection is too extensive for me to scan and post I am going to do it the following way. If anyone would like any photographs from the collection please send me a picture of the photo and I will try an find it and get you a price. It would be easiest if you found the photo on the forum and sent it to me in an email. Thank you. Paul Chepurko pchepurko@optonline.net

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Thanks Dave. Do you think this person would be in the 1929 Intendanturbeamten rangliste?

Thank you. That would narrow down the search.

The one confuses me. I see 1914 EK2 BMV4x Hindenburg w/swords Red Eagle Order - most likely 4 Army 25 Year LSC Army 12 Year LSC Is one of many Austrian awards What is confusing is that the officer was in Prussia/Bayern service in 1897 to get the centennial so by the time the war started he should have been a Hauptmann/Major. If that is correct should he have been award the BMV4x with crown. Also do you think he stayed in between the wars? If so he should be in the 1924 rangliste.

Very nice group and presentation.

The bar consists of: BMV4XKr, 1914 EK2, HOH3x, Sa3aX, MMV2, AK, BrK2, ÖM3K, BLMJ3 If any one has seen this bar or knows where it is please let me know. Thanks.

Thank you all for the help.

An interesting bar.

The pics are posted in the lounge.

I will be at the show this week. Who else is going? When I return I post some pics of the town and show.

Great navy uniform. Good imperial navy uniforms are rare!

Thanks you.

Claudio, See if you can find a photo of him at Hindenburg's funeral. he may be wearing an updated bar.

I am wondering if there is a second bar that was worn below this one. This bar was not updated with the Hindenburg cross or any awards from foreign states, however no foreign awards are listed for him in the 1914 rangliste.

That is a beauty! As Hindenburg's aid I bet he is in photographs of Hindenburg. Good luck hunting.

If anyone has the ribbon bar of General Haase please contact me. I have a photo of him wearing it.

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Jeff, How did you tie the bar to this officer?

It looks nice. The Reuss and SEHO are the enlisted version and going with the 15 years LSC.

yes I would agree.

thank you.

I posted one of the pics before but I can't find the link. On the first one with the numbered awards I can't determine what #8 is. On the hand drawn picture I can't determine the awards as the ribbons do not look to match the awards. The man was award to medal for bravery in WWII. The ribbon on the left looks like that medal but the medal seems wrong. Thanks for the help.

General yes, but it was usually up to the wearer.