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His papers will be sold in September 2022, and it contains the date of the HOH3X

Hi, Bavarian Military Merit cross 4th class with swords Christophe

Hi, Hans Kaspar Dietrich von Trützschler Freiherr zum Falkenstein was in the Karabiner Regiment in the beginning of the war. from the end of 1917 he was in the Stab of the 23 Reserve Division. Christophe

Hi Saxon Rittmeister Hans Kaspar Dietrich von Trützschler Freiherr zum Falkenstein received the HOH3X on 28 October 1918. Christophe

Hi Daniel, thanks, I was not 100% sure. Christophe

Hi I have a question about the Military Merit Cross 1st class. Apart from the fact that the recipient must already have received the 2nd class cross, must he also have received the 1st class iron cross? Thank you for your answers ? Christophe

Karl Geyer was promoted Hauptmann on 23.09.1911, Major on 21.05.1917, char Oberstleutnant on 21.01.1921

Hi, a very nice knight cross 2nd class with X. congrats. You just need a box to put it inside. Christophe

He should received it like the PK4X in 1906. Here is the RL from 1907

Hi, Who know when von Fritsch received the SF3X, it is not in WW1 (no on the Rick & Daniel's bppl. I can't find this information on the Saxon Militär Verordnungsblatt. thanks for your help Christophe

Hello, I have a doubt about the name of your medal bar. How can a Saxon officer made his duty in a Prussian unit ? Especially before the war. I have another doubt. Your officer served in 1897, explain the Centenary medal. But why is he received the SA3bX and SV3bX (for Leutnant and Oberleutnant) during WW1 and the SDA 25 ? Something disturb me here. I will continue my research. Christophe

Hi, I have found this to explain the swords on ring. The Saxon regulation from 1915 still exist after the end of the Monarchy. To be honest, I have never heard that an officer wore all three awards and particularly one with swords on ring and another with swords between the branches @BlackcowboyBS said, during the Weimar aera the medals and order from the old Monarchy is not accepted. But the EK were still awarded till 1924. Probably as a good German who respects the rules, Fritsch has chosen not to wear the SA3aX on his medal bar and like Dave said he has chosen to wear the rarest medal on his medal bar. It is a good choice. Christophe

Many thanks Dave

Hello, Have you find when he received the HOH3X ? Thanks Christophe

Hi, He received the Princely Honor Cross 3rd class with X of Hohenzollern on 2 MAy 1918

Hi Claudio, You are right, my first tought was on Flaccus, but Haufe received the KVK2, ÖstKDM and UngKDM and two more awards. It is not easy without papers. If his files was in Washington, maybe someone can do the research. Who know, one day. Congrats for your job to reunite such nice group. Christophe

Many thanks Dave

Hello I am looking for several HOH3X date to Saxon officers .Thanks for your help OLt Dietrich Bischoff Major Georg von der Bussche-Haddenhausen Lt d.R. Kurt Heinrich Hauptmann Alex Rühle von Lilienstern Major Konrad von Rüdiger Lt Oskar Thierfelder Major Georg von Watzdorf Thanks Christophe

Hi, Schneider is the Jeweler who made the most part of this cross. I can't find someone else in the books who realize them. Kunath realize boxes for Saxon orders. Christophe

Hi Claudio, After more research, I have found Leutnant d.R. Robert Haufe from Jäg Btn Nr. 12 I think it is a good one, he received the KVK2 and more medals Christophe

Hi Claudio, Very nice mini chain. Congrats. I have found one officer which have received all the WW1 awards but I have nothing about him from WW2 OLt d. R. Adalbert Flaccus from Jäger Bat. Nr. 12 Christophe

Hi, this bar belonged to Treitschke was in my collection years ago Christophe

Interesting Klaus. Thanks for sharing it with us. Don't hesitate to ask if you need help. Christophe

Hi Klaus Welcome on board. don't hesitate to show us your treasure. Christophe

Hello Recently I have found someone who is not listed in the St Henry books. Lt d.R. Hans Brückner received SH3 and EK1 on 22August 1918. He should received it before (3 weeks probably). I have no more information. I have found him on Dresdner Nachrichten. I forgot to mention that he was from Dobien near Wittemberg in Germany If you have more information about him, thanks for your help. Christophe