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Hello, This morning I have received this new cross. I have found in my database that only two Saxon officers wore this cross. Here is Oberst Konrad von Koppenfels

Hello, This nice TWM arrive today. I have looked at the Demir's book and compare with some posted here, it seems to be a very nice original cross. The patina is very old, the pin is small and not too long. So for the moment I don't see red alert Of course I prefer having your opinion on it. Thanks Christophe

Hi Here's mine with its original box. Of course it is for Saxon officer Christophe

Hi Turkish Liakat in Silver with X BO is Bulgarien medal Christophe

Thanks for your comments. I need only one to complete my collection is one from Wilm, I have never touch one in hand. Maybe one day

and now the three EK1 and the back

Hi everybody I managed to buy a nice EK1 with FR hallmark Here is the cross the back the hallmark

Hi Streptile, Your Hohenzollern collection is amazing. Do you have any box to go with your cross ? Congrats Christophe

HI Paul, I have just talked to Daniel about this subject, and he has no date. Probably he never wore the HHO3X. Probably in his personal files in Dredsden Library may confirm or not if he received this cross.

Very nice Chris, here is mine with "For Bravery". Christophe

Hi Paul, Do you have any date ? I have a lot of information about Saxon officers who received the HHO3X but no date for von Haebler. Thanks for your help. Christophe

Hi, Very impressive collection. Do you have any Saxon uniforms in your collection. If so it is possible to have some close up please. Christophe

Hi, Thanks for your comment, but there is no information about the studio or photographer who took the photo sorry. Christophe

Hi everybody I have received this nice photo recently and this nice officer shows his nice ribbon bar with SH3, SV3bX, SA3bX and EK2. In the O’Connor’s book, Aviation awards of Imperial Germany, vol. 3 on page 120 to 122 there is a small bio of this man. Here I don’t want to rewrite it. Only one question is important, did he receive the knight cross of House order of Hohenzollern? Indeed O’Connor said that the photo supply more information. To receive the knight cross with swords of House order of Hohenzollern in 1917, the officer should have 12 confirmed victories and this number grows up in 1918 (to 20 confirmed victories). Of course some Hohenzollern awards were immediate reward and some staff officer in aviation unit received it but this is not the case of von Haebler. So how a man with only 8 victories should received this order. So for me a small mistake has been solved here. Of course if someone has got one photo showing von Haebler with knight cross of Hohenzollern, please show us. Thanks. Christophe

Hi everybody, Here you will find two boxes for RE3X. One if from Bury & Leonhard and he other is from Lemcke. Christophe

The KVK the back

Thanks Rick I know you like Saxon medal bar

Here is ribbon bar of Oberstleutnant Alfred Heygendorff

Hi I have already shwon them Ribbon bar of General Emil Fürstenau. He received the knight cross with X and Lion of the Crown Order of Wurttemberg.

Hi here is one of my new medal bar the back

Hi My new medal bar from Kingdom of Saxe Christophe

Hi everybody, 10 years after posting this topic, I have received this morning this little gems. Knight cross with X of the Crown of Wurttemberg (without lions between the arms). and the back Christophe

Hi, Here is one original with its box

Hi, Here is some photos of Nerger and his crew Christophe

Hi Roman, OMG what a beauty, it's very interesting to see such rare medal bar. Congrats. Christophe