Roman Slivin

Who could carry this medalbar?

Any opinions are important for me!

Best Regards,

Roman

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All awards in very good condition.

Not veritsya it has been 70 years ...

Unfortunately while we can not know the name of the officer.

The same officer? I am not mistaken?

Best Regards,

Roman

Thanks Rick! :cheers:

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Whether we can establish who is represented on a photo?

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Yes, it - "3rd Division (Division) of the Class / 3rd" the Double Dragon!

Thanks Rick!

For what Kriminal-Schutzmann could receive so much awards?

Probably it protected an order during visits of crowned persons?

What is the large star and the last medal on the medal bar?

Assuming these were awarded before 1908, a senior NCO level person like this will probably be in the German Orders Almanac. The two non-European awards are the ONLY hope of finding him unless you want to go through the enture book page by page.

The seller has told, that the name of the owner medalbar - Schandert is possible. :unsure:

I do not know how correctly to tell in English...

Probably it is the employee of the Royal Prussian court yard?

Ahh you got it !!!!! i was watching that one !!!!!!!

nice !!!! and rare !!!!

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Hello to all!

Any opinions for me will be very important!

Regards,

Roman

I hope that the piece wouldn't be marked "A" on the rim.

There are no marks.

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Roman

P.S. The medal managed to be redeemed from buying up of precious metals in Germany.

Please any opinions are very important for me.

Regards,

Roman

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Rick,

How you like this cross?

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Fine medal bar!

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Roman-- could you zoom in on the ribbon bar of your "Croat" Oberzahlmeister?

That looks to me like the ribbon for the NSDAP 10 years service cross-- and yet he is wearing all the normal insignia of a regular army paymaster!

Rick,

Is better it is impossible, but I as think, that it NSDAP 10 years service cross.

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Greetings to All!

I search for more information on Verdienstkreuz in Gold.

Regards,

Roman

Ah, Roman, did you get it? I saw it too and thought about it, if it's good or bad. I wasn't sure but actually I rather like than disklike it. If it's good - this is a very nice combination to a Prussian officer. The bar should date into the 1870s or 80s, the long service cross seems indeed to be an elderly one. Let's wait what others think about it...

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Yes, Sascha I have bought this medalbar.

The most rare is Russian award for foreigners.