Nicolas7507

Dear members, I would like to collect any information about Hugo Meurer, especially his awards. Was he awarded the OK2 and the MMV? I also heard, that his medal bar is still existing. A photo of it would be great! Reason is this ribbon bar, which I could luckily acquire a few days ago. It came to me identified and I can confirm every award for Meurer except the OK2 and the MMV. All the Best, Nicolas

Thank you, Jason !

Hello, I could just acquire this nice ribbon bar with the Italian "Al Valore" medal. I think the fourth ribbon is the Lifesaving Medal and not the Schutzwallehrenzeichen, but I cannot say it for 100%. Any chance to ID this one? I had a look through a list with German "Al Valore" medal bearers, but could not find an exact match. I guess there were less Army/Navy members with the "Al Valore" medal than Luftwaffe members? All the best, Nicolas

Thanks for the dates! Here is the other picture

I guess this is later Generalmajor Friedrich-Wilhelm Wichard.

Thank you for showing your Waldeck ribbon bars. That little Godet bar is really neat.

Very nice! The Godet Bar is great! Thank you for showing. Best regards, Nicolas

I absolutely love this bar. Beautiful Godet! Thank you for showing! The oak leaf is a nice touch. As the Social Welfare Decoration was not exclusively awarded to people with a medical profession, it is hard to say. I can contribute this bar with another scarce Volkspflege device and possibly by Godet, aswell. Best regards, Nicolas

Thanks for your replies GreyC and Pierce. That is a possibility, I didn't think of. It does seem pretty likely, though. As I do not have any further information about this officer, there is no chance to ID him for now, I guess. All the Best Nicolas

It seems, that he decided to only display his Prussian awards on his ribbon bars.

Hi Pierce, Thanks for your reply. Actually his name is Spamer or Spanier. I located his name one a portrait, which he signed. I sadly do not have more info. No first name or anything else exept, what I posted earlier. Best regards, Nicolas

His medal bar (Not my collection)

A little Godet, I just got.

Sehr schön, Daniel. I can add this one to Telegrafensekretär and SA-Sturmführer Robert Noll. He founded the first NSDAP-Ortsgruppe in Münster 1922. His Partynumber was 16873, but I cannot find alot of information about him. Best regards Nicolas

A ribbon bar with the Danzig Police Long Service Award. This is the first ribbon bar with this miniature device, which I have ever seen. I wonder which device was attached to the other blue ribbon next to it. Best regards, Nicolas

Hello there! I am looking for any information about Oberstleutnant Schmaler. He recieved the Prussian Observers Badge in WW1 amongst the War Merit Cross of Schaumburg-Lippe and EK2,EK1 and peaked at Oberstleutnant (Luftwaffe). Alive in April 1945. Sadly, I cannot find him in the Luftwaffe Career Summaries or anywhere else. Any help is very appreciated! All the Best, Nicolas His ribbon bar:

Good Afternoon, I have this ribbon bar for quite some time now and always thought about an ID. There weren't too many Luftwaffe Generals with the Lübeckisches Hanseatenkreuz. Although, it could have been a Staff Officer's bar aswell. Sadly, my own research was not successful yet. Due to the rough condition I cannout make out if the eagles are golden or silver ones. The second ribbon is the Mecklenburg War Merit Cross. Any help in this case would be very appreciated. Best regards, Nicolas

Exactly, what I was looking for. Thank you Dave!

Great information Daniel, as always! I could acquire his ribbon bar, a few photos and his EK1 Award Document. Best regards, Nicolas

Hello, I am looking for any information about Helmut Huwald, especially during WW2. He was a Leutnant in IR 114 during the first world war and received the HOH3X. Any help would be greatly appreciated. All the best, Nicolas

I would have thought of: RAO4, KO4 and HE3X Did you already restore the bar? Best regards, Nicolas

Daniel, that is one of the best NC-Bars I have ever seen. Wow! Nothing too exciting, but here is one bar from my collection:

Amazing, thanks so much Pierce!!

Sure, here is one:

Excellent! Thank you! Interesting is the entry about his injury in Fettkluft, Namibia 1906.