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Now a rare photo of Liman von Sanders. Wild Card. Pfor the photos on post 124, the photo of Mulzer may be taken before he received the MJ3. Don't forget he received it in September, the 6th 1916. This is not THE explanation but only one.For me, the Bavarians were very proud to wear their high order like Max Joseph so if he received it, I think, he probably wore it. Regards Christophe

Hi everybody, Please find a rare photo (for me) of the Brest-Litowsk treaty. We can clearly see the Prinz Leopold von Bayern and his chief of staff Generalmajor Hoffmann. If someone has got more photos about this treaty please post it. Thanks Regards Christophe

Hi, Another photo of PlM officers. I can't put a name on it, so if someone can help me Thanks a lot Regards Christophe

Hi Claudio, Nice medal bar. Is it yours ? THe photo and the medal bars from Thies' catalog is the same. Regards Christophe

The last ribbon is always from Lippe Detmold, it is the ribbon for Leopold Orden cross without crown (mle 1906-1910). OEK 1145 and ribbon 264. Regards Christophe PS : Solomon and Rick R can help you to id this ribbon bar.

Hi, For me the 4th ribbon is from Lippe Detmold : "Lippische Rose, Orden f?r Kunst und Wissenschaft" medal 2nd class with oakleaves. In the Nimmergut's book it is the Number 1171 and ribbon 267. Regards Christophe

Very nice Heiko Alfons Bram received the MVO4b, the Jubilee medal, the RAO4 and DA 24. I found this info in the Milit?r Handbuch 1913. Before the war he was member of the 21. I.R. Regards Christophe

Hi Dave, It's a very good book but the b?mol is it doesn't cover the Bavarian doctors. I say that because for the Sashaw's ribbon bar I can't find information with this book. I see in a German auctionshouse, the book covered the Bavarian doctors exist. The price is very high for the beginning. Do you have the Bavarian Armee Verordnungsblatt 1914-1918 ? Regards Christophe

A rare card of Leutnant Mulzer with his father. Mulzer at this time didn't wear the Bavarian knight cross of Max Joseph. Christophe

Hi, I have got one photo showing French prisonners with German guards Regards Christophe

Close up of the medal bar Christophe

Hi everybody, Recently I have found in my archive this photo of Karl Thom wearing his medal bar and in SS uniform Thom's medal bar Member cross of Hohenzollern with X, 7 august 1918 Golden military merit cross, 11 octobre 1917 Iron cross 2nd class, november 1914. Pour le M?rite, 6 novembre 1918. He received the iron cross 1st class, the Prussian pilot badge and the Goblet of Honor. Just for my information, can someone help me to complete the date of receipt of Thomm's awards. Thanks per advance Regards Christophe

The back of the ribbon bar Christophe

The other ribbon bar Iron cross 2nd class Mecklemburg Schwerin second clas Military Merit medal Hanseatic cross of Hamburg Red Eagle 4th class Centenary medal For me this bar may belonged to a Captain (with the Red Eagle and Centenary medal). If there is no long service medal the explanation is this officer died during the war. Regards Christophe

The back of the ribbon bar

Hi In a local show I found two new ribbon bars. Both for officer. Not a great ribbon bar but very nice for me. First one : Iron cross 2nd class Knight cross of Hohenzollern with X Cross of Honour with X Long service cross, or reserve service cross Austrian commemorative medal for WW1 with X Hungarian commemorative medal for WW1 without X (??? why) Bulgarian commemorative medal for WW1 without X (??? why) For me this bar may belonged to a reserve officer during WW1, there is no Centenary medal. I think it's untracable. Christophe

A close up of the officer with PlM Christophe

Hi everybody, I have found this new card today in a local show. There is no name on the back of the card. But it's a very nice card. Regards Christophe

Hi, Lucky man. A very nice medal bar. It is probably for a junior officer who died during the war. There are no others medals regards Christophe

Hi, In the Milit?r Handbuch 1913, we can find only one doctor officer who received the BavrianMilitary Merit Order and the Prussian Crown Order. Generaloberarzt Maximilian Rapp. He received BMVO4a, PKO3, J. He survived the war. It is probably him. In the Roth's Bavarian book, Rapp received the BMVO3aX. So your ribbon missend the X on the first ribbon. Rick may have all the complementary informations. Regards Christophe

The last of my collection Christophe

The two last photos show the Kronprinz in the trench. Christophe

Hi, You are right Chip. I have only one photo like this smaller I post above. I have got some others photos in trench. have a look. Regards Christophe

Hi, I agree with Chris, it's a pre War medal bal. No iron cross. This officer may died during the first weeks of the war. A very nice bar. Regards Christophe

The last one for the moment Christophe