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Hello It is Georg Bock von Wülfingen (1868-1952). He has chosen to wear only his wartime medals Christophe Hello It is Georg Bock von Wülfingen (1868-1952). He has chosen to wear only his wartime medals Christophe Hello It is Georg Bock von Wülfingen (1868-1952). He has chosen to wear only his wartime medals Christophe

What a beauty, Congrats. Thanks for sharing them with us Christophe

7 officiers died during WW1 or just after. That's all I have for the moment

Hi Harry von Kirchbach received the DKiG, Spange EK1, WHDA1 Here is another combo with same ribbons but 1914-1918 aera. For information 46 saxon officers received the combo SH3, SA3bX, EK, SMK. Regards Christophe

He received the SHg as Vizefeldwebel and was commisionned in 1918. He received the SA3bX in the end of the war.

Hi Here is the miniature chain from Leutnant Walther Dittrich. He received both Silver and Gold St Henry medals Christophe

Hi, He received the HE3X on 17 March 1917 HHO3X, 10 September 1916 HH, 14 February 1918

Very nice, congrats

Thanks Dave Much appreciate

Hi Very interesting and thanks for sharing it with us Christophe

Hi Charles It seems that the adjudant sash has been stopped with the new regulation in 1915-1916. to be sure it will interesting to read the Armee Veordnungsblatt from this aera. Christophe

Hi Luftmensh just for information, there is no swords on the Hamburg Hanseatenkreuz. I know you know it. Christophe

Hi I have seen this order too and like you I have a doubt. After reading my book, nothing have been made like this before. Like N ew wolrd said this is probably a one set medal, a prototype and never been on the market. I have not enough Bulgarian books to be sure. Even if I will be interested to buy it, I'd prefer pass on it Christophe

Hi In DOA from 1909 Christophe In the Geile's book, the HHO3X is awarded on 20 October 1917 Bischoff received the Bavarian Military Merit Order 4th class with swords and crown on 28 November 1915. It is strange that the crown not appeared here on the BVO ribbon and appeared on the HHO3X ribbon. That's all I can find for the moment

and here is the Feldspange Christophe

Hi here is Rittmeister Albert Frhr v. u. zu Mannsbach from Karabiner Regiment. He was born in 1877. Christophe

Hi Chip It's the first time I see such item, could you show us the shoulderboards please. Everything saxon interest me. Thanks Christophe

What a beauty !

Hi Dave, Many thanks for the informations. in the 104 history unit, only 12 LK were awarded, but no date were written. Too bad

hi It seems to be a good one. Here is the twin bar Christophe On your bar it is too bad that the SV ribbon is after the SA one.

Hi Very nice medal bar. I like it. It's difficult to find such saxon medal bar with Reuss connection. Congrats Christophe

Hi Christer Very nice cross, thanks for sharing it with us Christophe

Hi After the 15 september 1915, the order is not returned to the Order Chancellerie afther the dead of the owner. And before this date yes the order of St Henry should be returned. Officially, the Court Jeweler is Scharffenberg, but Roesner dit it too. Here is the hallmark of one of my SH3 Christophe In 1915, the Jeweller Osang made some knight cross of St Henry. Here is one more photo of the St Henry. Both are made from Scharffenberg but you can clearly see the difference.

Hi What a beauty. Congrats. Christophe