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Hi Gentlemen, can someone give me some Information to this Wehrmacht officer? He served in the navy from 1938 - 1944 and was promoted to Kapitaenleutnant(W) d.R. on 01.02.1940 The units i have are: M.A. Za Wilhelmshaven M.A.K. I Düsseldorf M. Abn. Insp. (A) Can someone tell me what this units means? Maybe there are more Information about him and the awards he earned. He was also active in WW1. Regards Alex

The documents for the MVO looks like the MVK. But later they changed to a smaller size. Regards Alex

Here a document for an MVK3XK to an Luftschiffer.

This sounds better This should be a pre war bar. Regards Alex

In this case he would have a Landwehr DA. No it's a unbelievable combination.

It should be "R" not K. I think the AOR2X is wrong. But the bar looks ok. What DA is it? It is the last model (1913-1918). for an 1870 veteran i expect the 1874-1913 model. Regards Alex

AOR2X from WW1 on 1870 veteran and only DA medal. no EK2 1914.????????

The knight cross 2.class was established 1876.

Congratulation to this fine pilot badge. No problems with this badge. Regards Alex

One more log book from an observer with training flights at FEA 10. Regards Alex

He is not a "full time" dealer like Weitze or Niemann. He had also a job. Regards Alex

I know him personaly and he is a fair dealer. Regards Alex

I think it's "Fl.A 2XX". One of the Fliegerabteilungen Artillerie 200-285. And those were saxon units: FA A 204, 208, 226, 231, 244, 250, 255, 264, 275 and 278. Sorry but it's impossible to identify this observer. Regards Alex

I don't like it not because of the makers mark. I've seen many Juncker badges over the years Regards Alex

This is absolute a original period badge. I know three groups with a bagde like this. No doubt. this is one of the common bagdes. This is not the first time i see a army badge for an navy Luftschiffer. Regards Alex

Vary nice to see where Hptm Falke miniatur chain and ribon bar goes. Vary nice group of a famous pilot. Regards Alex

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