Iver

He was surely an officer... He has the Military - Jubilee cross 1908, but no Jubilee medal 1898, so that means his military career could start after 1898. He has Silver, so as Bronze Military Merit Medal, but no MVK (Military Merit Cross) - maybe because of his injury he could not "go back" to front line. For an "Oberstleutnant" he has quite inconsiderable decorations. No MVK, no EKO, no FJO, nothing. I think he could "finish" the war with the rank of leutnant/oberleutnant and was promoted after the war...

Valter: ..thanks for the informations... Can someone with "ranglisten" look for this officer there? Thank you...

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..some more photos of my case...

Hi Elmar. Could you please add some photos and measures of it? There were only some more then 100 awarded, so pretty rare. I dont think it would be possible for me to add the cross with little decoration to this case :unsure:

Dear colegues! Is here anybody, who is an owner of the cross which belongs in this case? Thanks Iver

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Hi.. Can someone write me, why are those croatian government stamps and perforation there? And please, can U look in books for any informations about Lt. i.d.R. Gustav Mautner? Thanks for any informations...

Timo: Awards of Prussian decorations to A-H soldiers: EK1 - 341 EK2 - 7.478 KVM - 7.123 Of course EK2 could be awarded only to an officer of A-H army, for NCOs and men there was "Krieger-Verdienst Medaille"... :)

Its Austro-Hungarian patriotic badge from WWI period, in the shield is austrian double-headed eagle with coat of arms of Habsburg-Lothringen (so called little coat of arms of Austria)

.. Its a badge of 1. husar (cavalry) regiment of hungarian royal territorial army (Nepfelkeló) As hunyadi wrote, thats not text in a Slavic langueage (czech or any other) - those are names of places where the unit fought... There was surely no czech officer serving in hungarian honvéd or Nepfelkelo...

..I hope U know that the ribbon so as the "K" initial are copy.... Medal is superb!

Two pieces from my collection I added yesterday... Serbian Medals of Merit towards the Royal House (1882-1889) - III. and IV.class in original cases from Rothe. The III.class is marked on the ring "FR" and hallmarked for silver (dogs head), the IV.class medal is not marked or hallmarked. unfortunatly both without ribbon

...newest miniature to my collection... gold, marked (not readable), with ribbon.

Hi Elmar... I have just bought a decree for GVK mdK of this officer, so I just wanted to ask... I have so much time U need.. I know U have an auction in a week, so there is a lot to do... thanks... Ivan

Thank U very much Elmar... Could U please look also the name Lt. i.d.R Ernst Römer (IR.1)? thanks once more... Ivan

..I would also say 2.republic.... here U have the badge, just without "pattern" under ennamel of red cross, maybe yours is an older type http://rkes.dot.at/WS/product_info.php?products_id=74151&osCsid=2dffdd18eb4be13e828c73d7e90d3bed

Helo... I am looking for any informations on this officer - Piletschka Emil. Promoted to Cadet-Officiers-Stellvertreter in 1899. In "Schematismus" from 1909 is he mentioned as "Oberleutnant Piletschka Emil (EBOff - Ergänzungsbezirk Offizier???)of IR.40 - decorated with Military Jubilee Cross 1908. In "Ehrenbuch der O.-U. Wehrmacht" is he mentioned as Hptm. (Hauptmann) of IR.100 decorated with BMVM (Bronze military merit medal) in 1915... Can anybody (who is an owner) look in the "Rangliste" of 1918? Or any oder sources on any informations about him? Thanks.. Iver

...miniature of knights cross of FJO, silver gilt, marked on ring "VMS" and hallmarks (not good to see) and "900"...

Elmar: I am affraid it won´t be so easy... and cheap... :D

..here some of mine etuis for MVK... etui of MVK I.,type (unfortunatly I need to add the cross ) ...luxurious etui from Rothe & Neffe ...clasic etui for MVK mKD of III.type from V.Mayer´s Soehne

Peter J: Victory War Cross - I. or II. Class...

...I have this medal... Should be unofficial medal from agricultural exposition in Laon (?).. Is here someone who could write me more about this medal, or someone who is collecting this type of medals? I dont know what to do with it, so if someone wants it.. just write... Its signed "Lagrange" on the reverse side...

..I have also found one piece at home, but its pobably bronze silver- plated, unfortunatly someone made holes into it (perheps fot sewing it somewhere)....

Bratislava ..I am not sure.. I have never seen a decoration surely made by him, I have seen his name only in a case (that "universal" black cardbox)... I think he was only "uniformierungs" maker....