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    Daniel Krause

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    1. Ähhh... I would put this names in the pot: 

       

      Hertell, Günther v.    M Adj 14.AK, OaD IR 393    RAO4, HOH3X, HEK3aX, BZ3aX, SA3b, SLH4, ÖFJ4        1925
      Hintze, Alfred    H 4.IngI, M PB 14, OTLaD StOPi 158    HOH3X, HEK3aX, BZ3aX    1872
      Noack, Dr.Max    SA TB 3, OSA 28.ID    HEK3aX, BZ3aX, BRJM    1876
      Quadt-Wykradt-Hüchtenbruck, Victor Friedr.Wilh.Karl Walter Frhr.    HzD LwB Stockach, M LStIB Freiburg, OTLaD    RAO4, EK1, Joh, HEK3aX, BZ3aX, BMO5Kr, JK4    1870    1944

      Sator, Hans    OKrGerRat 14.AK    RAO4, EK2, HEK3aX, BZ3aX, BLD1    1860
      Schmid, Josef    FPostMstr 14.AK    EK2, LD2, HEK3aX, BZ3aX
      Werder, Gg.v.    M Kdr II.LstIB Lörrach XIV/37    HEK3aX, BZ3aX
       

      Best,

      Daniel

       

    2. Hmpf.... first of all, a very interesting item.

      If Rick could not do it, its definetly not easy.

       

      It would be interesting as well, if all Orders are Gold or are there silver gilt pieces on it.

      Esp.. the red bird, the Ernestinian and the centers of the Albert. 

       

      Definetly no military type, pure civilian, so my crystal ball is useless, would have to check the prussian court and state handbooks around the 1890ies and early 1900 by hand.

       

      Best,

      Daniel

    3. we are mixing things up here.

       

      German ROYALS did wear lower classes as well as grand crosses to show their "unity" with the "mortal" people as well.

      Decorations of the Red Eagle with swords and with the crown were always worn together with the later awarded higher classes, as this were kind of special classes, not the normal regularly awarded "long service" gongs.

       

       

      On the Kings Eduards bar, I see as well a Prussian Crowen Order 3rd class on the special memorial ribbon for the wars of unification and a Austrian Marianer Cross of the Teutonic knights.

       

      Best,

      Daniel

    4. I was even wondering, why he did get one.

      I would expect a military merit cross, which was the basic award for German officers as well, or even an Iron Crown 2nd class...

      But it is proven in the Austrian Schematismus, that he did get the Leopold in 1917.

      Who knows why... sometimes the Austrian awards to Germans did not always follow strict rules...?

       

      Best,

      Daniel

    5. Hello Lew,

       

      a pretty nice Project!

       

      Buy please

      - an EK2 (obvious)

      - a Saxon KVK (obvious as well)

      - a Saxon Officers long service cross

      - a Prussian KO4

      - a Centenary (obvious as well)

      - a Wuerttemberg Frederick knight 1st class without swords

      - an Austrian Leopold knight with war decoration

       

      If you want to make the group complete, buy a Saxon Merit Order Commander, an Albrecht Commander and a Bavarian Military Merit Order 2nd class.

       

      ... and put a name tag on it which says

      Generalleutnant a.D. Kurt Alphons STARK, 1858-1934

      Commander of Truppenübungsplatz Königsbrück and Inspekteur der Kriegsgefangenenlager.

       

      Best,

      Daniel

    6. Robert got quite alot.

      Wuerttemberg Frederick knight 1st class with swords,

      Prussian EK1,

      German KVK1 with swords in WW2

      Ernestinian House Order knight 2nd class

      Finnland war medal 1918

      Austrian Military merit cross and pilots badge

      Turkisch Osmanie 4th class, Liakat medal in silver with sabres and the Half Moon.

       

      Best,

      Daniel

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