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There was another photo that came with it:
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A better closeup of the Saxon General in #1:
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General --- what General? yes yes ok --- this is a pic that's supposed to show him later - unfortunately BLURRED!
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Close-up -- as good as it gets:
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#10 Another one: A General with his kids.... unfortunately blurred
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ahhhh!!! great work! The Oberführer: I GUESS that must be a post-1918 awarded neck cross. You know we have these examples from Lippe...
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sadly no, only that the back says "Bad Cannstatt 1941".
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Here's another case of long service decorations the wrong way:
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And a Württemberg KOX -- closeup of ribbon bar:
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#9 Someone with a Reuss neck order who's been to DSWA:
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Many thanks! The first one -- which Friedrich Müller do you mean Christophe? What was his position in 1914? #8 Speaking of Thuringen -- i wonder who this SA Oberführer is:
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Looks to me like an HSH Commander around his neck. Luckily, there is some scribbling on the backside:
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#7 A Pioneer Oberst, in Memel 1944 (Photo must be older, yes). ((ID below: Alfred Bonsack))
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close-up
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#6 A Baden Oberst of LGR 109 ((ID below: Josef von Fallois))
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Thanks naughty Voit -- and thanks to both for Bliesener. No. 1 cannot be Kurt von Reyher - because he did not have the Centenary. Hmmm...
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Back of the last pic: Again --- I'm sorry if some of these belong to anyone here or have already been discussed. I just thought it would be a pity if they got lost.
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#5 A General with 40 year oakleaves in 1943: ((ID below: Paul Voit))
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#4 Who is this PLM General (I have no idea)?
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#3 Another General after WW1: ((ID below: Max Bliesener))
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close-up 2
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close-up 1
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#2 A much older case: ((ID below: Friedrich Fritsch))
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Close-up - doesn't get better than this: ((Better pictures below))
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I've been wanting to start this thread for a while: Here are a number of pics I found online - from different sources. Some may be easy, some more difficult, some may have been ID'd here already. Anyway - here they come: #1 First, an old fellow: ((ID below: Friedrich Müller))
