schwarzwald666

I know a picture of him wearing it!!!

1 hour ago, VtwinVince said:

Holy cow what a grouping, I've never seen the outer carton to the Militaer-Verdienstkreuz before.

Hier ist der gewünschte Nachlass.

Gut, dass Du mich erinnert hast Sascha!!!

I present the new edition of Frank Zelosko's standard work about the Karl Friedrich Military Merit Order and Medals! 

The first edition of this work was relatively small and soon sold out. 

The books became a sought-after rarity. Now I can present you a second, slightly expanded new edition wich is limited to 100 pieces per volume.

Each book is numbered in the header.

The volumes are processed as a soft cover in a good binding and the cover is cellophane wrapped.

The first volume deals with the history of the award etc. (see pictures for content)

The second volume provides an overview of all those awarded the order and the medal throughout the award period.

The third volume includes all the justifications for the awards in World War I. Thus, as it were, the book of honor of the bearers that was not published due to the war!

Altogether more than 850 pages on this award are unique in this form.

The volumes cost €70.00 each

In a set, all three volumes together €180.00

Postage €5.00 insured shipping in Germany.
Abroad correspond to more.

If you have any questions just write me!

Please send orders and inquiries to: TGR Verlag Sven Rothmann Email address: sven.rothmann@gmx.de


With best collector's greetings

Sven Rothmann

On 29/01/2022 at 17:48, VtwinVince said:

Great Nachlass Schwarzwald. I also have the Schnalle of an NCO recipient from 1870, Michael Marbacher. I believe there were 14 such awards.

You mean Michael Marbeiter?

On 29/01/2022 at 17:48, VtwinVince said:

Great Nachlass Schwarzwald. I also have the Schnalle of an NCO recipient from 1870, Michael Marbacher. I believe there were 14 such awards.

---can you show me pictures?

I found 23 names. According to Henning Volle's new book, there should be 30.

I would like to introduce you to my best estate of recent times. Ebner is one of the very few who, as a non-commissioned officer, received the Order of the Zähringer Lion with Swords in 1870/71.

Over the next few days I will show you an estate of a holder of both awards!