ccj

That was interesting movie

Thank you all

10 hours ago, Glenn J said:

Most definitely. Note the Flügel-Adjutant badge of Kaiser Wilhelm I. Freiherr v. Seckendorff was the only naval recipient of this badge.

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Glenn

How many officers were awarded the Flugeladjutant Badge of WI?

Still unknown owner.... 

it bothers me

Time to update.... finally found a belt that fits.

I don’t recall ever seeing enlisted men wearing devices on their button hole ribbons. It’s very nice to see such a photo.

Interesting photo... hope he can be ID’d

Probably for the best

Oddly enough I read a bio on Pavlov Skoropadsky today.... 

I think it’s close to the princely Hohenzollern  but the black stripes appear thick

Do you have more photos of the tunic?

It’s a very nice bar I was fortunate to get with the help of Godishigh

It’s a princely Hohenzollern order but after reading your statement I now keep seeing two little EK ribbons

I don’t think the last ribbon for the Karl Troop Cross makes since to me because I would think he was a German officer, not Austrian, during ww1. Do you have a name to the tunic? 

It’s been a long while and I had forgotten this thread. Here’s a beauty 

It appears both emperor and king have entourage wear their adjutant aiguillette all time. However, it doesn’t seem to common otherwise. 
 

great thread

Interesting- have you found any photos of this man? 
what awards did he have leading up to 1916?

Nice tunic-

I've never seen a Franz Joseph Order Officers Cross with Fangs. However, I haven’t seen everything so they probably exist. 
 

Were there any Royals assigned to the Regt with this ranks?

Thanks Saschaw 

How’d you spot that? It looks to be located where the medical patch would normally be applied on the tunic

Looks like the Ruess Honor Cross 3rd class with Swords on the neck.

We’re all waiting... 

So you are fairly certain? 

Chris, this has made me want to pull out my references on officer’s board evolution. I really don’t know when the first subdued boards came about but had thought 1915. I know the Bavarian’s lagged behind the Prussians in uniform changed officially but not sure if that was the case in practice.

I noticed the book in the bottom right corner of you picture so I looked and it does reference 1914/15 subdued boards on page 250. 

Chris, you’ve apparently hit the Bavarian jackpot on collectibles 

Apparently, Chris has had a Very Merry Christmas

How many Major's weren’t awarded the EK1 until the time these boards began being produced? Or, were there any newly promoted to major rank that had yet to be awarded the EKI before then?