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Very nice Graham, congrats.
I'm looking for this one since several years. If one you want to sell, don't hesitate to pm me.
Christophe
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Hi everybody
Don't hesitate to show us your nice Reuß orders and medals.
Christophe
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Good news Daniel. Thanks
Christophe
On 21/02/2019 at 13:15, Dave Danner said:A lot less than 1600. There were 1170 awards. I have the names all typed up, but I am still adding in information from the Vorschläge. The actual Anhalt "rolls" were just a list of names, ranks and units, with a cross-reference number to the volume and page where the award was approved. These volumes of recommendations and approval resolutions were stored in a basement in Oranienbaum, east of Dessau, during the communist era, and many were lost or severely water-damaged.
If you want, you can let me know what are on your bars and I can check my work-in-progress. I might already have a possible match.
As I have mentioned before, my goal is more than a list of awards, but also a bit of information on the people who received them. I suppose I may have bit off more than I can chew. Here is an example of my work in progress. Please let me know if you think it is too busy or clunky, too many abbreviations, or any other criticisms.
Hi Dave,
Thanks for your work. I think, and it's me only, you don't have to show the book and the page for your work. The most important is the date of the award and like you said, some informations about the owner (date ob birth, death, unit). Just my two cents
Christophe
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David,
In the first book, you find only Prussian orders and who received them. In the second part, it's not complete at all. You can find more information about orders in books like Die Badener im Weltkriege. Same for Wurttemberg, Saxon. I have all of these books in my library.
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Hello,
Here is Bernhard Karl Hermann Thedel Graf Kielmansegg
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1 hour ago, Utgardloki said:
My favorite ribbon bar is this one to Oberstleutnant Gerog Hoffmann (wasn't it once yours Deruelle?)
You are right, it was mine. I'm happy that it has found a good new home.
Christophe
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Thanks Daniel. Like I have a doubt I prefer asking you.
Christophe
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Hi
Here is a group from Officer of the Jäger Bataillon Nr. 13. Only two officers received these combo. The first one is Leutnant Paul Hederich who died in 1916 (he 's not received the RK) and the second one is Oberleutnant Georg Graf Vitzthum v.Eckstädt (who died in 1945). The Saxon Jäger visor hat is very rare to find. Mine is not in excellent condition but I have one. It's the most important for me.
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Hi Daniel,
What a beauty. Can you tell me for which order is the Bulgarian ribbon please. Thanks
Christophe
18 hours ago, saschaw said:Christophe, are you ignoring my postings? It seems like... your question has already been answered, you're welcome!
My apologise Sascha. I have forgotten this topic. Like I do not collect Baden orders since 15 years. I have completely forgotten it. Sorry. Thanks for the answer.
4 hours ago, drspeck said:This buttonhole piece is actually my most
favorite objectHi Peter, it is the first time I see such beauty. Congrats
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Many thanks Claudio. I like the BV3 (I used to have one 15 years ago). Do you know the name of the officer who received this medal bar with Baden knight cross ? Thanks Claudio.
I'm still impressed by the quality of your collection. Congrats
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Hi Claudio
Do you have a name for your medal bar with BV3? It is possible to have better photos of this medal. It is a very rare one. Thanks
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Hi
Don't forget that on the claps for wartime medal, you find not only the year but the day and the month. this one is from the Aulock's medal bar, image I have found on eay years ago.
I hope it will help
Christophe
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Hi
Impressive collection, congrats.
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Hi everybody
Recently reading one saxon historirc unit book. I have found another new owner of the St Henry knight cross ; Oberleutnant d. R. Franz Herrschel who begun the war in the UR 17. His name never appeared in the Richter's book
Here is the brothers Herrschell. Franz is on the left
Now with this new find, my St henry list has 2739 names. The Weber, Arnold and Keil's book, Die Orden des Königreiches Sachen has a list of 2749 names. We are closed. I hope that one day the list will be complete.
Christophe
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Hi Roman,
What a group, thanks for sharing it with us. Congrats
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RIP Tim Eriksen, sad news indeed
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What a beauty. I have never seen one like this before. congrats
Christophe
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Photos of Crownprince Wilhelm in WW1
in Germany: Imperial: The Orders, Decorations and Medals of The Imperial German States
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Hi
I have found some nice pictures of Crown Prince.
Christophe
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