scottplen

Engraved Res.Laz1 Nuremberg 

cane in red box silvered bronze . 
any info on unit ?

Usually don’t buy 3rd  reich  

but they were very cheap  ! 
1st class marked 15 on pin

all are 3 piece and magnetic.

Took a chance for about $32 on this 

it’s really a beautiful made medal  . No engravers mark and ring I believe is type used on German made examples ? 
 

That’s nice !

Great group !

I am taken by the overwhelming quality of this cross ! It’s is so pretty and I must say out of the few I have it is my favorite!

Anyone know maker and time frame ?

I guess this bar is too common to get a name ?

9 hours ago, Dave Danner said:

 

I have no idea what the source is for that claim on that website, but it is false. While the majority of awards of the Kreuz für treue Dienste 1914 (SLK) were to units which had a direct connection to Schaumburg-Lippe, there was no limitation to only these units.

 

Also, neither Husaren-Regiment Nr. 7 nor Husaren-Regiment Nr. 14 were "native" to Schaumburg-Lippe. They were high on the list of awards of the SLK because Adolf II Fürst zu Schaumburg-Lippe was à la suite to HR 7 and was the commanding officer of HR 14.

 

The largest numbers of SLK awards were to Jäger-Bataillon Nr. 7 and its daughter formations (RJB 7, RJB 20 and Reserve-Radfahr-Kompanie Nr. 77), followed by Minden-based Infanterie-Regiment Nr. 15 and its daughter formations (RIR 15, LIR 15 and Brigade-Ersatz-Bataillon Nr. 26). Next came HR 14 and HR 7. Next in total number of awards was Minden-based Feldartillerie-Regiment Nr. 58 and its daughter formation, Reserve-Feldartillerie-Regiment Nr. 14. Other units which received multiple awards of the SLK include IR 53, LdstIR 19, 2.GUR, 1.GDR, 2.GDR, RFAR 6, KR 4, LKR 1, UR 3, PB 10, DR 5 and Flieger-Abteilung Nr. 22.

 

There were 17 awards to navy officers, 37 to Bavarian officers, 50 to Saxon officers, 22 to Württemberg officers, 61 to Austro-Hungarian officers, 8 to Ottoman officers, 1 to a Bulgarian officer and 15 to civilians/civil servants. These numbers don't include awards to princes, most of whom were not in Prussian Army units. For example, Prinz Friedrich zu Schaumburg-Lippe was an Austro-Hungarian Generalmajor and Prinz Albrecht zu Schaumburg-Lippe was an Austro-Hungarian Oberstleutnant.

Thanks for info ! How many total awards ?

3 hours ago, saschaw said:

I don't have any information on Wunderlich, but if your question is related to your medal bar shown here: I really cannot make out an Austrian ribbon on the Wunderlich photo, so I assume your tuxedo style bar is most certainly not his...

 

 

Thanks 

Hard to make ribbons out ? 1st one could be honor cross since his ek2 is in button ? Second could be a 3rd reich LS ? ? ? 

Thanks trying to find out if he had Oldenburg FA and Austrian Merit cross ? 

Hello

can someone with better research ability than I find info on his wwi awards ? He was a native of Schaumburg Lippe born 1891.

he was commander of UC-94 mine laying boat in Mediterranean area . Surrendered to Italy 1918.

I received it in a box lot of stuff so I did not pay much for it maybe $30 us .  
Is a a total fake or post WW1 for Spange ?

I picked this up in a box lot of items . 
I believe Finnish medal is hallmarked issue piece from Sweden?

Ok thanks good to know . I came as a lot so trying to figure things out ?

Here is better picture . 

Can you read name ? 
bavarian ?

Took a chance and seems good homemade 

frack bar .last  three medals came with it including reserve LS . I pinned them on  you can see where they were due to thread and fading .also see how he made honor cross fit at end .Also had a u boat stick pin and shooting award . I assume they go with bar?’

I thought it was a unusual group ? Navy ?

Should I cross out ball point pen?

No helmet . 

8 minutes ago, waldo said:

Hello scottplan,

I do not like it. I wouldn't buy it.

Many greetings
Walter

Thanks ! 

Best I can get if the center medallion from seller .