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Hello, are you sure that this ribbonbar is from a Hptm. Geissel? Thanks and greetings, Mike
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I think so for post 29 and unfortunately I think the ribbon from post 28 is not original. Best regards Mike
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I do not think, sure are some noble ladies of the Order with this ribbon in question. The ribbon from the 2. Abteilung thats Orders is of curse also possible. I hope you can understand what I mine. ;o) Greetings Mike
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And here the young Grand Duchess with the Luisen Orden. ;o)
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To view the beautiful display of Wild Card to complete, here the insignia of the Grand Duchess Luise of Baden on the ribbon of the Luisen Order. Best wishes, Mike
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You can send me a Email from your pictures. thuner@web.de Regards Mike
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Yes, I think so. ;o( Greetings Mike
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WOW Rick, many thanks for the information, I dont see befor a picture from him. Thanks and greetings, Mike
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And a little plate.
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Here is the bar of the Prussian Finance Minister, Prof. Dr. Johannes Popitz. The last three medals, I have replaced, unfortunately they were missing at the bar. Best Regards Mike
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Hello to Canada, a badge on a ribbon of lifesaving medal is not possible. The badges were only on for Prussian ORDERS or ribbons from white output. Ribbons for EHRENZEICHEN are not possible. Sorry for my bad english I hope you understand what I mine. Best Regards Mike
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What is that, 2 KDM, why? Thanks and Regards, Mike
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I dont no why the pictures are so crazy??? Here the backside.
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No problem, sorry for the bad quality. Regards Mike
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Here is a detail from it. Regards Mike
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Here is a small contribution to this work. Deutelmoser on 02.10.1918 in the Staatsanzeiger with the awarding RAO3Sch gelistet. @medalnet One beer also for me. ;o) Regards Mike
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I am unfortunately too little, but can someone show a picture on the WII a crown order star 1st class, provides, or? Regards Mike
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Hello Mark, please show the whole case, perhaps it is a late piece and belongs to the Prussian Hohenzollern eagle the owners. Regards Mike
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...and the backside.
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:rolleyes: Best regards Mike
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Wait a minute, please. Other conflicting characteristics aside, has anyone else noticed that the leaves in the wreaths of the two examples in post #7 and post #10 are reversed? Oaks on the left in post #7, oaks on the right in post #10. Any significance to this, Gentlemen? That's right, I think the medallions have been used incorrectly. Regards Mike
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...and the last, Number 5.
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