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Yes, it is A1. It says active officers of flying, flak and signals. I failed however to make a copy of the introduction which says that mainly flak officers (and others) are not in the A1 list.

It's got almost exactly the same form as the published 1945 RL for active flying personnel:

This is ABSOLUTELY AMAZING! Actually, I always suspected this. There simply MUST have been some sort of list, somewhere on this planet, for G?ring and his chaps to keep an overview of the organisation they were running. Historians probably were - up to now - too incompetent to find it. But our very own Glenn has done it!!! (And I want one, too!!)

So are we talking about something like this:

BTW, here's the ebay picture of the backs: Light green for the bar with the Italian order.

The 1903 RL lists a Lt dR du Roi in FAR 46, in Braunschweig.

DOA 1908/09 lists only a Hugo du Roi, but also from Braunschweig, factory owner, with BrnL3b and others.

And the writing on the back:

#2:

Close-up:

Anyone seen this nice picture:

I'm not sure I like this bar. Our friend from Austria has similar bars, he manages also the Bavarian style.

I'm just wondering: Have you already got a pic of the back of the 2nd bar? Because the precedence is strange - Hungarian before Treudienst??

I think this fits in here: Found this site which is advertising new, non-glowing ribbons made on a 100-year-old loom: http://www.ordensammler.com/html/ordenbander___ribbon.html

Aha! This is clearly not a lot for one person, maybe for several members of a family! We have the Centenary, an NCO or Landwehr DA (which he would not have dropped on his later bar), Baden Jubilee medal, Z?hringen Verdienstkreuz.

Dr. med. from the University of Straßburg in 1913.

Here's the bio information for Prof. Fikentscher, who was Medical-Chief of the Kriegsmarine from 1940 to 1943. The DRK commander is missing in the awards sections, but it's clearly there on his bar. Admiraloberstabsarzt Prof. Dr. med. Alfred Fikentscher Born: 30 Apr 1888 in Augsburg Died: 10 Jan 1979 in Kiel Promotions: Marineunterarzt (11 May 1914); Marineassistenzarzt (14 Jul 1914); Marineoberassistenzarzt (16 Jul 1915); Marinestabsarzt (19 Apr 1918); Marineoberstabsarzt (01 Jan 1928); Marinegeneraloberarzt (01 Oct 1932); Geschwaderarzt (01 Apr 1934); Flottenarzt (01 Oct 1935); Admiralarzt (01 Nov 1938); Admiralstabsarzt (01 Nov 1939); Admiraloberstabsarzt (01 Sep 1942) Career: Entered the Army as a One-Year-Volunteer with the Infantry-Leib-Regiment of the Royal Bavarian Army (01 Apr 1910) Entered the Navy as a One-Year-Volunteer (01 Apr 1914) Transferred to the Active-Officer-Corps and with the I. Sailor-Division (11 May 1914-01 Aug 1914); Half-Flotilla-Medic with the 2nd Torpedo-Boat-Half-Flotilla (02 Aug 1914-00 Apr 1916) Auxiliary-Medic on the Heavy Cruiser 'Seydlitz' (00 Apr 1916-21 Jun 1919) At the same time, Detached as Auxiliary-Medic on the Mine-Cruiser 'Brummer' (00 May 1917-00 May 1917) POW, then Returned Home and Placed to the Disposal of the Chief of the Admiralty (21 Jun 1919-20 Apr 1920) Placed to the Disposal of the Station-Medic of the Naval-Station of the Baltic Sea (21 Sep 1920-05 Oct 1920) With the Naval-Hospital Kiel-Wik then with the Personnel-Office Baltic Sea and District-Medic Hulk 'Kronprinz' (06 Oct 1920-29 Nov 1921) At the same time, Acting-Garrison-Medic Friedrichsort (15 Dec 1920-13 Jan 1921) At the same time, Acting-Ships-Medic on the Cruiser 'Medusa' (17 Dec 1920-05 Jan 1921) At the same time, Acting-Naval-Family-Medic Kiel (20 Jan 1921-18 Feb 1921) At the same time, Acting-Chief-Medic of the Naval-Hospital Mürwik (23 May 1921-21 Jun 1921) At the same time, Acting-Chief-Medic of the Naval-Convalescent-Home Holsteinische Schweiz (14 Jul 1921-12 Aug 1921) At the same time, Acting-Battalion-Medic of the Infantry-Battalion, Stralsund (06 Sep 1921-29 Nov 1921) Battalion-Medic of the Infantry-Battalion (30 Nov 1921-31 Mar 1922) Battalion-Medic of the 2nd Battalion of the Ships-Cadre-Division of the Baltic Sea (01 Apr 1922-24 Apr 1923) At the same time, Chief Medical Officer at the Naval-Hospital-Battalion Stralsund (01 Oct 1922-24 Apr 1923) Medical Service in Berlin (01 May 1925-30 Sep 1925) Placed to the Disposal of the Station-Medic of the Naval-Station of the Baltic Sea, Detached to the University Ophthalmic Clinic Berlin (01 Oct 1925--5 Oct 1928) Senior-Medic of the Naval-Hospital Kiel-Wik and also Acting-Ships-Medic on the Liner 'Hessen' (06 Oct 1928-26 Sep 1929) At the same time, Senior-Medic at the Naval-School Kiel-Wik (06 Oct 1928-02 Jan 1930) At the same time, Senior-Medic at the Ship-Artillery-School (01 Nov 1928-29 Mar 1932) At the same time, Acting-Division-Medic of the Ships-Cadre-Division of the Baltic Sea (01 Jul 1930-10 Jul 1930) Chief-Medic of the Naval-Hospital Kiel-Wik (30 Mar 1932-18 Jun 1936) At the same time, Chief Medic at the Naval-Hospital Kiel-Wik (30 Mar 1932-30 Sep 1932) Medic with Fleet-Command (19 Jun 1936-28 Oct 1938) Station-Medic and Chief of the Medical-Office of the Naval-Station of the North Sea (31 Oct 1938-26 Nov 1939) Chief of the Naval-Medical-Office (27 Nov 1939-31 Dec 1939) Chief of the Naval-Medical-Office and Medical-Chief of the Kriegsmarine, OKM (01 Jan 1940-30 Nov 1943) Retired (30 Nov 1943) Placed to the Disposal of the Kriegsmarine without being Mobilised (01 Dec 1943) Decorations & Awards: - Deutsches Kreuz in Silber: am 21.09.1943 als Admiraloberstabsarzt und Chef des Marinemedizinalamtes und Sanitätschef der Kriegsmarine - 1914 EK I - 1914 EK II - Ehrenkreuz für Frontkämpfer - Wehrmacht-Dienstauszeichnung IV. bis I. Klasse - Kriegsverdienstkreuz I. Klasse mit Schwertern - Kriegsverdienstkreuz II. Klasse mit Schwertern

Possible, yes. But we have examples of bars in wear where the two rows are not the same length.

Very interesting bars, congratulations. The bottom bar must be the earliest one, 1934/35. Then he got the Italian Crown Order Officer, awarded up to Major level - Oberstleutnants already got the commander grade. Maybe the last bar on top is missing a second row...?

Congratulations to Dave and Rick! Great new additions!

Ah yes, he might have been an NCO during WW1 who got the XII. Here's the shoulderboard; I think I see only one colour. Afrikakorps Beamter?

Ribbon bar probably: EK2, BMVX (no swords?), Hindenburg X, 2x LS, Sudeten w/ bar, Rupprecht medal?, Austrian Bravery medal?

Have a look at my new pic: This elderly Bavarian fellow with 2 long service eagles is apparently still Oberleutnant-level, maybe Oberzahlmeister?

That might be! I don't think there's anything German like that.