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And now ...

Christophe

Just for fun

Christophe

Happy thanksgiving to our American friends

Regards

Christophe from France

Hi Don,

I don't think it is the medal. I think about a medal's officer. The knight cross 2nd or 1st class. Hava a look of my EH3bX (Ernestine House Order Knight cross 2nd class with X).

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Christophe

Very nice Chris

Christophe

Hi,

I think I have got your man. I have found 2 Hauptmann Heinemann, one in the FAR Nr. 15 and the other in the Fuss AR Nr. 14. The second one is not the good officer cos his firstname was Friedrich. So Heinemann from FAR Nr. 15 was in the Ehrenranglisten from 1926 Major in the Reichsheer. And I found him in the RL 1927, p. 124.

RL 1914 Hauptmann Heinemann 27.1.1914 Q3q

RL 1927 Major Heinemann 1.12.1922

His awards : Iron cross 1st and 2nd class, HHO3X (24.8.1918) DA 25.

I haven't got more information. That's all

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Christophe

Very nice medal bar Paul. I love it

Christophe

Very interresting info David. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.

Christophe

Hi Rick,

First time I see a lapel bow with my favourite Imperial State. Very nice.

Like there is no swords, do you think it is a peacetime awards for the CM2 and EH3 ?

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Christophe

Paul,

Please find a copy of the Reckewell's book about the Brunswick orders and medals

Regards

Christophe

Many thanks for your words.

Paul, the last ribbon of the Thirs ribbon bar is the Baden Zaehringen Order knight cross 2nd class with swords and oak leaves (BZ3bX m. El).

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Christophe

Another one

Another one

Second one

Others ribbon bars with order of the Civil Merit and with the order of Albrecht the Valourous.

Christophe

Second one

Now the Silver Saint Henry medal

Christophe

Another one

Third one

Second one

Hi,

I want to start a new thread. How about ribbon bar from Saxe ? I know Stogie has got several of them, please show us.

I will start wit the SH3 (Sankt Heinrich knight cross).

Regards

Christophe

Paul,

The awards rolls of the RE3X have been lost with the end of the WW2 so we will probably never know the awards number of each medals and orders of Reuss. So it will be very difficult to trace one medal bar. Only if the officers is present in the Ranglisten before the WW1 and only if he survived the war in was in the Reichsheer. In the 1925 Ranglisten I have found only 54 officers who received orders from Reuss, maybe I have forgotten one or two but that's all.

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Christophe

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Christophe

The last one. Like youcan see, I begin with ribbon bar for NCO or enlisted men (the swords are not in silver or in gold), the second is, I think, for one officer (swords are in silver) and the last one is for the Reuss Ehrenkreuz 3. Kl. with X and crown. Hava a look. Thanks to Rick R who ID this beauty.

Regards

Christophe

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Christophe