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I’ve been searching about for information on the Hohenzollern princes and noticed Karl has many orders with swords and no Iron Cross so I wonder what combat he saw prior to WW1. Was he in Africa?

Then a WW1 shot 1915 or later. I think he was a GeneralLt. I can’t tell if he is wearing boards with Regiments he was “a la suite” or plain general boards 

It’s definitely a lovely well crafted decoration. Even though not original it’s still nice enough for display. 

Im not too interested in this type of decoration but it’s still very nice. 

That is a wonderful group.

Can you get a better photo of the ribbon bar?

I just realized I have this CD somewhere in collection but haven’t seen it since I moved.  I need to find it and transfer to a flash drive. I only have one laptop left with a CD rom 

as I recall, it’s very helpful 

Another

Nice, what’s the 5th ribbon on the bottom ribbon bar?

Thanks

That’s beautiful

4 hours ago, Nicolas7507 said:

18.07.1915 Kommandant des Hauptquartiers der Armee-Abteilung C
27.01.1917 Major
01.12.1917 Kommandant vom Kadettenhaus Plön
01.07.1918 Adjutant des Generalinspekteurs des Militärischen Erziehungs- und Bildungswesens

Thanks, I have two other ribbon bars of this man with the Hindenburg Cross.

Can anyone tell me more of what these wartime assignments?

Here’s another ribbon bar. It’s named to Reinhard Thaler, 1871-1938;

1914 Captain Telegraphen Btl 6

0000-0000 Commander of the Signal Troops at Great Headquarter of the German Army

would like more details. I wonder if he was awarded any Prussian orders in WW1.

Heres a nice one, I assume during the war he was a captain or major.

Is the second image one bar or two? It looks like one but the offset between the 3rd and 4th make me ask.

Here’s a photo of several of my ribbon bars.

The top is a 16 place shared before of an OberstLt

A few more are ID’d but I can’t find the file on my PC.

I agree, I study of reproduction orders and decorations would be great.post war wearing copies, museum replicas, fakes, etc.

On 22/05/2016 at 01:49, spolei said:

 

 

Another bar of a bavarian policeman

What are the 3rd and 5th awards?

I sure hope so, I really enjoy it.

Strangely enough found a photo of this man last week while looking for medical officers.

Thanks Glenn, that really helps explain it well. It’s hard for me to keep the ribbons correct when one class is with and the other is without Swords.

I’ve like to have the bottom bar. I would thin it identifiable to its owner.

Super... 

Sure looks like a Flieger device and ring.

11 hours ago, Komtur said:

Two example with portrait and bar of active medical officers with a Red Cross Medal:

Generalarzt Dr. Hugo Hoenow

Generaloberstabsarzt Dr. Martin Merkel

Superb, I love those groups.

ive been searching for a medical doctors group for years...

Interesting combination

do you have closeup of the reverse?

4 hours ago, dedehansen said:

Thanks for the quick response, and here is the reason why I asked. 

Regards
Andreas

That’s so amazing. I wonder how often this combo of awards existed

It’s a very interesting ribbon bar and I’d like to learn more about its medical connection. I too would think a medical Doctor