U-46

9 minutes ago, Paul C said:

I don't think he  was in WWII. I am sure he had the EK1.

Thanks again Paul, maybe in the period between two World Wars? Then can we confirm the list I did with each award? 

An appreciated friend suggested that It could be at least a Lt. Colonel at the final of the WWI. A veteran proud of his MVK4 combat award and put this ribbon before the St. George of Bavaria

4 hours ago, Paul C said:

A likely candidate for this bar is H d.R Karl Kellner 5 PB. His awards were:

BMV4XKr, BLM3J, BLD2, EK1, BrK2, HT, VAs and the Luipold

Maybe someone else can confirm.

Thanks for your opinion Paul . Was he a WWII veteran too? Please can you put in order the awards? That veteran I think was awarded with the EK1 too.

4-Luipold

Hi, I have this long WWI ribbon bar and would like to confirmate the information I have or change it and make a serious investigation of the original owner.

This is what I have and would like to confirm it or change it

Beginning from the left to the right in order:

1-Iron Cross, 1914/EK2 Prussian 

2- Military merit CROSS- 4th class

3- St. George of Bavaria. ( 2nd class )

4- Luitpold medal of 1905

5- Wedding anniversary  medal of 1918. 

6- Hindenburg Cross with Swords.  

7- Bavarian Long Service medal for 9 years service 

8- Brunswick War service cross,

9- Hessian War Service Medal

Thanks in advance, 

George

Hi, I have this long WWI ribbon bar and would like to confirmate the information I have or change it and make a serious investigation of the original owner.

This is what I have and would like to confirm it or change it

Beginning from the left to the right in order:

1-Iron Cross, 1914/EK2 Prussian 

2- Military merit CROSS- 4th class

3- St. George of Bavaria. ( 2nd class )

4- Luitpold medal of 1905

5- Wedding anniversary  medal of 1918. 

6- Hindenburg Cross with Swords.  

7- Bavarian Long Service medal for 9 years service 

8- Brunswick War service cross,

9- Hessian War Service Medal

Thanks in advance, 

George

Hello! I'm new on this Forum, a pleasure.

I'd like some opinions on this U-255 plaque, thanks

Indy