Robert Noss

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Stabsmusikmeister Lutz ...randt -

With dedication on the back

Can somebody help me with the full name ?

One interesting postcard - Rosalind von Schirach, she was a singer and the sister of Baldur von Schirach

Thanks for any input, especially on the Stabsmusikmeister

Robert

Got some new portraits on a small postcards-trade-market yesterday, thought You'd like to see them:

2 x Gebirgsj?ger

1 x Zoll

1 x NSKK

2 x RAD officer

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Thanks for Your attention

Robert

Got some new photos, yesterday on a small postcards-trade-market.

Thought I share them with You and post a question.

First one is a very nice shot of a K?rrassier, 1910:

More details:

Another Chevauleger (this time no question, all is written on the photo)

Now my question - who is this ? There is no info on the photo, not even a photographer mark:

And some new postcards too:

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Got this photo ( CDV-type ) of a soldier from Stuttgart:

What type of uniform ? What branch of service ? What year ?

Kind regards

Robert

Thanks so far for the explanations. I didn't know about german military advisors for the turkish army.

The photo came with a couple of other photos, all from the same family. I think You should see the rest too.

This one shows Uncle Toni and Uncle Jogl, a few years before the war, they look a bit younger:

Next one shows "Papa" again, the soldier sitting far left:

Now another photo of Uncle Toni, he died after the war of cancer:

And yet another photo of Uncle Toni:

Now, there are several group photos, some I believe are made after the war, around 1919 ??

Most of these men are wearing Edelweiss on their caps, also note the MG-Gunners badge over the armband:

I also noticed, that the upper cocades were removed.

Papa is on that photo of a Machine-Gunners unit. I think that photo was made at Munich, the barracks in the back look very familiar to me

And the last one, Machine-Gunners at a railway station. These could be Freikorps soldiers, they are wearing armbands without any inscription, but maybe with a badge, the photo is on "structured" paper which makes the details almost disappear:

Kind regards

Robert

Got this photo this morning on a fleamarket.

I find it a bit strange.

The soldier in the middle is wearing a Fez, the order of the turkish-star, ribbon for IC ?? and a german belt-buckle.

And even more strange is, that the names on the back would tell us that he is german or austrian.

1 = Papa ( the daddy of somebody )

2 = Onkel Jogl ( uncle Jogl - Jogl is a nick-name for Jakob )

3 = Onkel Toni

Onkel Toni is wearing a badge on his cap.

Here are the pics:

The photo was taken at Penzberg - Bavaria.

As always - any comments are welcome.

Kind regards

Robert

Another Knight?s Cross winner of the PzAA 7, Oberleutnant Fe?mann

( Fe?mann also had the swords later )

On the last pages again photos from the award ceremony of I?br?cker

That was all.

Not cheap, but still under my personal limit.

That was my christmas-gift for me.

Kind regards

Robert

Grave of a soldier of the Division Grossdeutschland

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Winter 1941 / 42

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Awarding the Knight?s Cross to Oberleutnant I?br?cker, Chief of the 3. / PzAufklAbt. 7

KC awarded by General Freiherr von Langermann und Erlencamp ? Commander of the

4. Panzerdivision

More fighting photos:

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Inside-photos from the Recce-Car are rare.

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Lots of ?action-photos? made during and shortly after the battles:

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I have got a very nice photoalbum of a member of the Panzer Aufkl?rungs-Abteilung 7.

This unit belonged to the 7th Infantry Division ( a Munich division ) and took part in the

whole Russian campaign.

The album itself is made very simple. The photos are sticked into a school-book.

But the photos are extraordinary.

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Hello to all,

thanks a lot for the infos, I almost got it now

Thanks for the link, a fantastic website !! Very well done.

I have bookmarked it and will now look before I post here.

Kind regards

Robert

I added a bit more contrast on this

This old comrade has some medals that I do not know and I wonder in what war he fought

Thanks in advance

Robert

Maybe this time - one for all times !!

How do I recognize from the uniform if it is a Dragoner, a Husar, an Ulan, or whatever was sitting on horsebacks ?

I never get them right.

Thanks in advance

Robert

Let's see the photo first:

I am not sure what he is. Reichswehr Navy ?? Civil Navy ??

He has no rank insignia. Wearing his IC 1st class.

What also makes me wonder is the cuff-title. " ...LD-WITTE...." is all to read.

Navy did not normally wear cuff-titles.

Here are some details:

He was a member of the Stahlhelmbund for sure. That excludes Imperial Navy.

No dates, no location, nothing on the back.

The details are very clear, a nice photo anyway.

Any further information ??

Kind regards

Robert

Thanks Rick,

he could have been an officer in the medical service, but NOT a doctor. In this group of photos, about 60 photos, there are a lot of nurses to be seen.

Maybe he was the administrative leader of a war-hospital.

Thanks for all the answers so far.

Turns out to be an interesting group, although the quality of the photos could be much better.

In No.10 - the second photo, the men in the back look like mongolians, maybe POWs.

Kind regards

Robert

As I think it is a 1st WW decoration, I post this question here.

What award is that ...

Thanks in advance

Robert

Finally two photos of this man in tyrolian outfit.

Maybe he was an actor in a semi-professional theater ??

Played somebody like Andreas Hofer ??

Or was he a mayor of a town and this is his mayor outfit ??

11.)

It could be his signature, maybe helps to identify him, but I can not read it 100 %.

Something like " SINOWA" ???

These photos were made by a photographer in Vienna. Not dated.

As always - any infos are welcome.

Kind regards

Robert