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That is a very good observation. Certainly the same typewriter, yet it is still the same division, so that this would make sense!

The ink color is different, too.

Too bad there are no rolls on those awards.

It would certainly be amazing if this is real !

This came up for sale! Any comments?

From the unpublished but not lost Brabant Roll:

Ritterkreuz 1. Klasse

24.6.1914 Kabinettssekret?r Dr.Wilhelm Wehner, Darmstadt

Greetings

Daniel

The picture shows indeed a knight 1st class!!!!!!

...as seen before, but still a non combatant bar, here Anhalt:

...would have this one , too:

...something not seem too often, or never before:

And if anyone decides to look for the full sized version?

Uh... don't waste your time.

The TRULY thing about having the Detmold rolls published will be the Awful Reality of the numbers RETURNED.

Well, I was a long time among an elected group of people at an auction in Frankfurt. I remember George Seymour and Eric Ludvigsen being there, too. My very first encounter.

that auction had a real sword on ring piece. One out of three

I hope he does not mind:

Then the RAO3Sch could be one of these scarce pieces in silver gild or is it a pre 1916 produced and re-awarded golden cross?

Regards, Komtur.

It is a golden cross.

Guys, great work, this is what makes this hobby so exciting and amazing.

Next round is on me

Is this the fastest ever

How can this be?

What decoration is this? It's beautiful!!!

Doc

I actaully meant to add this to the running "Got Lippe-Detmold?" thread, but accidentaly started a new thread. Anyway, read more here about it LIPPE

Another not so common decoration:

For those of you who are interested in seeing it life, I will bring it along to the SOS this week.

This bar has come up before... someplace... sometime. I can remember Bernd explaining that a BMV3X REPLACED a BMV4XmKr when both were awarded for 1914-18, as here-- which I did not know before.

Andreas-- have you got this medal bar now? We've got lots of information-- just haven't been posting it if the bar is "out there" still in an unknown person's hands.

OK, ok, guilty as charged. I should have it in hands this coming week.

Thank you Andreas. Do you have a nice picture of the MVO, too?

I. or II. Seebataillon, now it is getting weird.

Does anybody knows which battle clasps are on it?

I'm amazed they are not in the usual black tin named storage case. From the apparently immaculate condition, the case must just have been thrown away very very recently.

There is actually a very nice leather case with brass hardware that fits this set!

Garh,

thanks for the info. It is for sale in an antique shop in Greensboro, NC, for 350 US $

Andreas

Wow, that is unusual, Andreas. That went to Barry at eMedals, did it not?

Correct!

Does anybody know what this is? Possible value?