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I'd like to elaborate this answer : According to Dr Kliethmann The cross with swords is awarded for combattant. The cross without swords and with "Kriegsverdienst" inscription on back side is the cross for "Verdienste im Kriege in der Heimat" (War merit toward homeland) The cross without swords and without any inscription on the back side is known as cross "f?r sonstige Verdienste " (for general merit)

And finaly, a small classic bar : 1/ Iron cross 2nd class, on combattant ribbon 2/ Silver bravery medal 3/ Honor cross 1914/18

Gold Bravery medal, post war issued, in silver golded (stamped "800" on the ring)

2nd class knight cross of Frederic Order...

Wilhelm's cross with swords...

Wilhelm's cross, for non combattant...

Hello ! Some very classic, but I like it !! Charlote's cross...

Auction has been closed... 0 buyer I hope the bar will not be destroyed !

Thank you Rick !

Hello ! I have also one wurtemberg gold bravey medal. Are they all marked "333", or this mark is only for the last type ? (weight of the medal : 13,7g) Mine is mark "800" on the ring ! So, a fake ? An older model ?? I will try to take a photo as soon as possible ! Thank you gentlemen's !

Hello gentlemen's ! I have a strange unofficial ribbon on my silver Carl-Eduard medal : SEHO and Iron cross ribbons mixed on the same ribbon ! Swords and bar 1914/7...

Thank you ! But I have doubt about originality of this ribbon : He looks too clean for me... Maybe a replacement ribbon... (I will try to exhibit it on black light, as sonn as I can !)

Hello Chris ! Humm, nice bar, but I I thought it was the China's medal bar no ? Like this :

What beautifuls awards !!! I have more modest cross : war merit cross for women, 1917-1918

Thank you ! Some explanations : This medal has been created on 1915, 15th August by Wilhelm-Ernst of Sachsen-Weimar-Eisenach (1901-1918). Awarded to womens who have served the State during the first Worl War. On the observe, we can see profiles of F?odora von Sachsen-Meiningen, wife of Grand-Duke Wilhelm-Ernst, and Maria Pavlowna Romanova, Grand-Duchess of Russia, and wife of Grand-Duke of Sachsen-Weimar-Eisenach Friedrich-Karl (1828-1853). In exergue, it's written ? FEODORA MCMXV MARIA PAVLOWNA MDCCCXV GROSSHERZOGINNEN V. SACHSEN ? (? FEODORA 1915 MARIA PAVLOWNA 1815 GRANDS-DUCHESS OF SAXONY ?). On the backside, we can see entwined letters ? FWE ? (? FEODORA ? and ? WILHELM ERNST ?), surpassed by the crown of Sachsen-Weimar-Eisenach. In exergue ? FRAUEN VERDIENST IM KRIEGE ? (? WOMENS MERIT IN WARTIME ?). The date of birth of the medal is also noted : ? XV AUGUST MCMXV ? (? 1915, AUGUST 15th ?). Best wishes (and I hope my english is not too bad...)

And now Sachsen-Weimar-Eisenach Frauen und Jungfrauen Verdienstmedaille (suspension ring has been replaced)

And today, a Saxony-Weimar Women merit medal (with a substitution ring on the bow ribbon).

Thank you Rick ! To Paul, Friedrich-Bathildis medaille : Principauty of Waldeck-and-Pyrmont Created by Frederic, on 1915 december, 24th, to honor mens and womens who serve the state. OEK nr 2883 (with the "R. KOWARZIK" signature, like here) or nr 2884 (without signature). According to a previous post, 375 were awarded in WW1 (http://gmic.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=5156&hl=bathildis&st=60) If someone have more informations, can you give informations to us ? Thank you ! Greetings !

Hello gentlemens, I have received these today : Lippe Detmold war honor medal (on combatant ribbon) and Waldeck-Pyrmont friedrich-Bathildis medaille.

Nice collection ! I like your book !

Thank you !

Yes, it's true... Not possible to be a commemorative medal ??? Thank you !

Hello ! I have never seen it. Do you know it ?

Hello ! For the date, I have found between 1872 and 1874 (2nd model of the order) Greetings !

This one ? 4th class :