Alex K

You could try

Quarterdeckmilitaria.com.au

They have an extensive portfolio of replicas, hubertus isn't listed but you never know 

Regards

22 minutes ago, QSAMIKE said:

One of the sad things is that when we had the big flood here we lost 2 large trunks full of the Wolseley family papers and a number of books that had been presented to him.....  After the water had gone they were found under a very thick coating of mud, just mush......

 

Mike

What a shame! 

1 hour ago, filfoster said:

Da!

Spasiba ?

23 hours ago, Alex K said:

OK thanks for the pointer, I'll do some research

Regards

Hi would this be likely cross he's wearing? 

Image credit: Romanov Russia.com

OK thanks for the pointer, I'll do some research

Regards

1 hour ago, filfoster said:

OK, Any ideas what the third and fourth places breast stars/badges are?

 

And....Why did the Tsar of all the Russias wear the Prussian Pour le Merite neck order and the Black Eagle sash in preference to Imperial Russian orders?

You've just beaten me to it! Particularly the cross indicated, any help appreciated 

I think the central (white) Cross looks like wurttemberg Friedrichs order, after that germanic or non Russian at least I'm assuming if precedence being observed

Pretty cool item

A slightly bigger version, definitely a plm an oakleaves to start with

40 minutes ago, VtwinVince said:

This is going back awhile, but my ancestor Carl Sigismund Kunth (1788 Leipzig-1850 Berlin) is shown on an indistinct engraving wearing several orders. Does anyone have a Staats-Handbuch or similar with any info on these orders?

Just looking at the posted image, the ist one looks like order of the red Eagle to my eyes, can't distinguish anything else unfortunately 

Hi yes it looks like the one. I add a belated image credit to omsa. Org

Hi, thanks, unfortunately they are not mine, but I research medals and like to have a reference library of images for my own research, I don't unfortunately remember which site I found them on now, quite an attractive simple cross. 

Interestingly, it's a bit difficult to determine from the image I posted, but I can't determine that the 1849 ribbon is actually being worn, looks like, its only the later campaign ribbon (for both) , I could be wrong

Regards alex

Hi thanks for the additional information, I was begining to think it might be for 1849, nice to have confirmation. 

Regards

Alex 

I assume this one with correct ribbon? 

On 12/05/2021 at 06:09, Lukasz Gaszewski said:

Interesting placement of the Ludwigs-Orden after the campaign crosses.

Just to pick up on this, the two campaign crosses, one I assume will be for 1866, what would the other be for? 

Thanks 

Hi, thanks for the additional information  yes I recall that my damaged version is marked for hausinger as manufacturer

Regards

Alex

Hi, another nice example, especially with the original case, is there any notation on the lid to the case or completely blank? Judging by the size of the cross, the case must be quite small

Very nice, well done 

1 hour ago, chechaco1 said:

Hi, forgotten about this thread, that's a nice, iff different example, any idea as to the maker? 

Nice order of the crown with swords, type 1, quite difficult to find, looking for one myself

On 28/09/2018 at 19:55, QSAMIKE said:

From the collection of the Glenbow Museum of Calgary...….

There is a large collection of items from the Wolseley Family including the following miniature medals...…

Title: Order of the Bath Medal; The Most Distinguished Order of St. Michael and St. George Medal; Prussian Order of the Red Eagle; Order of Osmanieh; Legion of Honour Medal; Order of Medjidie; Queen Victoria's Jubilee Medal; King Edward VII Coronation Medal

Date: 1855-1902

Part of a chest of eight miniature orders and medals, court mounted, awarded to Field Marshal Viscount Wolseley.

Transcript on Order of the Bath Medal (both sides): TRIA JUNCTA INUNO ICH DIEN
Transcript on The Most Distinguished Order of St. Michael and St. George Medal (both sides): AUSPICIUM MELIORIS AEVI
Transcript on the Prussian Order of the Red Eagle (obverse): SINGERE ET CONSTANTER
Transcript on the Order of Osmanieh (obverse): [text in Arabic script]
Transcript on the Legion of Honour Medal (obverse): NAPOLEON EMP. D. F[--]NC.
(reverse): HONNEUR ET PATRIE
Transcript on the Order of Medjidie (obverse): [text in Arabic script]
Transcript on the Queen Victoria's Jubilee Medal (obverse): VICTORIA D.C. REGINA ET IMPERATRIX F.D.
(reverse): IN COMMEMORATION OF THE 50th YEAR OF THE REIGN OF QUEEN VICTORIA 21 JUNE 1887
Transcript on the King Edward VII Coronation Medal (obverse): R VII 26 June 1902

AND

Title: India General Service Medal; Crimea Medal; China Medal; Indian Mutiny Medal; Ashantee Medal; South Africa Medal; Egypt Medal; Khedive's Bronze Star; Turkish Crimea Medal

Date: 1854; 1854; 1860; 1857-1858; 1879; 1877-1879; 1882-1889; 1882-1889; 1855

Nine court mounted miniature medals awarded to Field Marshal Viscount Wolseley (from left to right): Second Indian General service medal 1854, with bar "Pegu"; Crimea Medal 1854-56, with bar, "Sebastopol"; China medal 1857-60, with bars "Pekin 1860" and "Taku Forts 1860"; Indian mutiny medal 1857-58, with bars "Relief of Lucknow" and "Lucknow"; Ashanti Medal 1879, with bar "Coomassie"; South Africa Medal with bar "1879"; Egypt Medal 1882-89, with bar "Alexandria 11th July"; Khedives Star 1882-89; Turkish Crimea Medal 1855.

Transcript of text on India General Service Medal: [bar] PEGU
[medal] VICTORIA REGINA
Transcript on Crimea Medal: [bar] SEBASTOPOL
[medal] VICTORIA REGINA
1854
Transcript on China Medal: [upper band] PEKIN 1860
[lower band] TAKU FORTS 1860
[medal] ARMIS EXPOSCERE PACEM
CHINA
Transcript on Indian Mutiny Medal: [upper band] [--]LIEEOFLUCKNOW
[lower band] LUCKNOW
[medal] VICTORIA REGINA
A and H
Transcript on Ashantee Medal: [bar] COOMASSIE:
[medal] VICTORIA REGINA
Transcript on South Africa Medal: [band] 1879
[medal] VICTORIA REGINA
Transcript on Egypt Medal: [bar] ALEXANDRIA II :: JULY
[medal] VICTORIA REGINA ET IMPERATRIX
Transcript on Khedive's Bronze Star: [medal] EGYPT 1882
[text in Arabic script]
Transcript on Turkish Crimea Medal: [medal] CRIMEA
1885

Due to Glenbow Museums Ownership I cannot post pictures...…

Mike

Hi all I realise this is an old thread, but found this which may answer a few questions if they hav'nt already been answered!! No igs 1854 on there

Try wearing that on your chest?

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Thanks all, I stand corrected, the ribbon of the second one clearly isn't for the ek

Regards

Hmm,  interesting, given his birthdate obviously not ek's, the second ones look to have plain fronts, so assumed 1813 ek's, 

Thanks

Hi all, I came across this image of Ludwig Samson Heinrich Arthur Freiherr von und zu der Tann-Rathsamhausen, looking closely at his medal bar, he appears to be wearing 2 ek11's, one I assume is 1870, the other presumably 1813, similarly, 2 x ek1's, same dates? "

Was this common or even permitted? Comments appreciated

It appears to be an actual photo not a lithograph

Regards

Hi didn't know that, as for timeframe, looking at the style, I would say you're not far from the mark. 

Regards