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    P.F.

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    1. 1914 Rank List confirms Prussian Crown Order and Russian Order of St. Anna.
    2. Prinz Friedrich....there seems to be an extra medal on the bar he is wearing in the photo (second medal from the end).
    3. Johan, Congratulations on these publications. Wonderful work. Kind regards, Pierce
    4. This 2-place is a nice original bar.
    5. Here is a better copy of the same photo.
    6. Bottom left looks like Austrian Order of Leopold, Grand Cross. The other cross is the Saxon Albert Order, Commander Cross 1st Class with Swords.
    7. Fantastic photos, Karlo. Thanks for sharing with the community.
    8. Thank you for taking the time to explain this.
    9. Would someone be good enough to help translating the title page of this POW document? It is in reference to British soldiers being held at Friedrichfeld. I am particularly interested in what the 3 dates refer to. Thank you.
    10. Regarding the Bulgarian ribbon- in hand, can you see the little silver flecks in the ribbon? Another option, Serbian Order of St. Sava?
    11. I still think No. 5 being the Prussian Lifesaving Medal would make more sense, given its precedence. Are the last 2 ribbons white with blue stripes, or what is the configuration here? They look identical from the photo, just one has swords.
    12. Lovely ribbon bar. No. 4 likely Prussian Crown Order/Medal. No. 6 looks like the ribbon for the Württemberg Military Merit Medal, but I would not expect to see it mounted after the 1934 Honour Cross.
    13. bolewts58 is correct- and they also seem to come on various different ribbons (again probably to signify a specific regiment). Here is the full size cross. Your miniature seems to be quite detailed.
    14. Reuss Merit Medal. I cannot recall the name of the medal in the middle.
    15. Maybe 6 & 7 could be something like this? Another option for No. 7 could be the Austrian Diamond Jubilee Medal 1908
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