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My collection is now focused on the imperial theme. But it wasn't always like that, and I am still struck by the III Reich ground army arm badges. Here I show the ones I have

That board is beautiful, I love it. If the board has holes where you can see a badge has been removed, I would restore it. If there is no evidence of a piece in the holes, I would leave it as is.

Thank you very much Sashaw, As for the origin, I cannot know for sure. I bought it from a collector who told me that it came from the family of a Spanish officer who was attached to Germany at the time. (but this is a matter of faith)

A beautiful and rare photo, thank you very much for showing it. You are looking only for photos of officers or any graduation. Here I show a picture of a general with the rank insignia on his sleeve.

Hello, possibly you already have this photo, but just in case, here I have a photo of HARTZ - GENERALLEUTNANT Bernhard Josef Maria von Hartz (12.04.1862 - 20.08.1944)

Hello everyone, Thank you very much for your attention and comments. Thanks to kasle, I began to investigate in that direction and looking at the information available in other forums, I verified that it is a vintage piece, manufactured by Godet. It is true that it is not one of the pieces awarded, but it is also true that it is contemporary with those delivered. I also collect collar patches and specialty badges and have never put down a catalog sample because it would have sat in a store unissued and unworn. Here I show some photos with more detail, and in comparison with a first class and a second class one to appreciate the difference in sizes Here is another contemporary piece from the period 1939-1945. Delivered to Spain for display at the Army Museum in Madrid. It was never awarded to anyone, but I would give anything to have it in my collection.

My small contribution to this topic. Thank you very much for showing these wonderful tunic Doppellitzen M-1910 4.Garde Regiment zu Fuß Doppellitzen M-1910 Garde Fuß Artillerie Regiment

I love it, a great acquisition, congratulations.

Hello, I think this ribbon bar is a godet. I'm curious about the order of the medals. Any comment will be welcome. Thank you very much.

Hello, Yesterday I bought this nice barrette at a fair, I imagine it must be for an Austrian official, but I am not able to decipher it. These are the tapes I think I've identified. 1 Oesterreich - ¿??? 2 Oesterreich - ¿??? 3 Oesterreich - Kriegser-innerungs-Medaille 4 Oesterreich - Ehrenzeich.vom roten Kreuz 5 Ungarn – Kriegser-innerungs-Medaille 1914/18 6 Reiuß ältere y jüng. Linie - ¿Zivil-Ehrenkreuz? ¿Dienstauszeichn.? 7 Ethiopie – The Imperial Order of the Star of Ethiopia. 8 Preußen – Roter Adler-Orden any help or comment (for or against) will be welcome. As always, thank you all very much.

By the way CCJ, beautiful tabs

Although I have shown them in other places, I think they fit well here.

Good morning David M. Unfortunately Priesdorf does not collect the biography of Karl Adelbert Wiederhol Greetings The data I have on his military career (collected from the Lexicon der Deutschen Generale page) are: kurhessische Armee 01.07.1861 Kadett 11.06.1865 Portepee-Fähnrich 28.09.1865 Sekonde-Lieutenant mit Patent vom 08.10.1865 preußische Armee 30.10.1866 Sekonde-Lieutenant mit Patent vom 08.10.1865 09.03.1872 Premier-Lieutenant 12.06.1877 Hauptmann 16.05.1888 N Major 18.04.1893 Aa Oberstlieutenant 16.06.1896 H Oberst 13.09.1899 Generalmajor mit Patent vom 03.07.1899 N

Good morning David M Here we have Karl Ludwig Emil v. Webern Cheers

Thank you very much Daniel, It is a great satisfaction to be able to name this ribbon bar