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Good morning, Today I want to share this nice photo of a Major im Königlich Bayerischen 2. Infanterie-Regiment Kronprinz

Thank you Laurentius for your kind words, It is I who is grateful for belonging to this wonderful gentlemen's club, which makes our hobby more enjoyable. And to be able to share with all of you this great passion that unites us. Deutschritter check your email

Good morning Laurentius, I have sent you a message with the biography of this General published on the "Lexicon der Deutschen Generale" website. I have not dared to open it to respect copyright.

Finally a Beamter who bought his ribbon bar from a fake Ebay assembler Could someone tell me which tape is in 7 place

Generalmajor Karl Hauser Note the placement of the oak leaves between the eagles

Sorry, I correct. the previous general is GENERALMAJOR THEODOR ERTEL

A good example, Generalfeldmarschall von Rundstedt Generalfeldmarschall Erwin v. Witzleben Generalfeldmarschall Wilhelm List Generalmajor Eduard Eckardt

Hello, gentlemen, I would like to show you one of my favorite miniatures. And some examples in use I think this one has better detail Here is a photo, from my collection, of Generalmajor Hermann-Erich Voig, already shown in its day by Rick Research. With a little more detail.

Hello, I want to share this curious photo of von Epp

Today, rebuilding with good quality copies is easy. But in his day when we didn't have the internet, and there were only a couple of merchants in Spain, we had no choice, and that was the only way to reproduce a marshal's uniform. Before it was impossible to identify the owner of any piece. simply or there was a way to access the information we have today. The connection that the internet allows with other collectors has made us change the way we view our collections. Today we value much more the pieces that have not been retouched. So when my avatar came home I had to get rid of many things, including the marshal's uniform, clearly indicating that it had been assembled by me (in fact the last time I saw it was at Hermann Historica, who sold it as a theater reproduction) and I kept the uniform of General Max Dennerlain, from which I think everything comes from origin. Today one of more passions is the ribbon bars, and of course I prefer a simple bar of soldier without modifying that one of comeback general. over time, like fruit, we all mature. Enviar comentarios Historial Guardadas Comunidad

In the recreation almost everything is original, The uniform itself is original, the eagle of course and is one of the best I have ever had. the general's shoulder pads are authentic and I have doubts about the marshal's canes. The neck patches were sold to me as originals (and I have always had doubts. - I will only believe that they are original if I see the photo in use and are identical to those that appear in the photo). Of the decorations, only the Pour le Merite is a copy of Cejalvo, the rest is original. The pin is assembled with original ribbons and I think that only the crowns of the 2 and 5 medal are copies, which I got later. (and I was never sure of the Wiederholungsspange)

Thank you very much to everyone for your help. I did not put the complete bar, because it would not help in any way to resolve the authenticity of the Wiederholungsspange, since this bar was assembled more than twenty years ago to complete a uniform that I had then. I was young and unconscious, and did not know the awfulness that it was to destroy bars to rebuild another. I wouldn't think of doing it today. Anyway, I show the result of my madness and the uniform I had it on for many years.

Does anyone really have an opinion on this Wiederholungsspange? I am not afraid of the truth, I prefer to know that it is bad, if it really is a copy, than having it in the dubious drawer. After more than 40 years collecting, I have seen many copies among my belongings. and it's always good to know what you really have. This piece has been with me for many years and recently I have seen it again for sale as original in a well-known store in America. And if I have doubts it is because throughout these years I have also learned that the ugly is not always false. Thanks again for your attention

greetings to all, the other day I tried to put all my pins together, and between them I saw this mmm, and I would like to know if it is original or is a copy. Any information will be greatly appreciated.

Good morning to all. I know you should know this, but what do these white ties on the shoulder pads mean? I appreciate any information.

Thank you very much for the information, it has been clarified

The penultimate ribbon (7) could be a Spanish decoration: Knight's Cross of the Order of Isabel la Católica

First of all thank all your answers and interest The second tape baffles me, because of the two vertical stripes in the center. The "Fürstlich Reußisches Ehrenkreuz 3. Klasse mit der Krone und Schwertern" tape does not have those two stripes. And I have never seen a "Württemberg Verdienstkreuz" medal with a crown. But it is the only tape I know of with the two vertical stripes in the center.

I appreciate any information to identify this ribbon bar: 1. Preußen Eisernes Kreuz 2. Klasse 2. Württemberg Verdienstkreuz mit Schwertern ¿?? 3. ¿??? 4. Hamburg Hanseatenkreuz 5. Lübeck Hanseatenkreuz 6. Bremen Hanseatenkreuz 7. ¿??

Thank you very much to all, ixhs's point of view is interesting. opens up a wide range of possibilities

thank you very much for your help

Many years ago I got this miniature from a German ribbon bar, today I am unable to identify which medal it corresponds to. Height: 13 mm. Any help is welcome. Thank you

Thank you very much

Is it a Turkish or German brooch? A few months ago I bought this little brooch, and since then I have wondered if it would be for a Turkish officer or a German officer. Any comment will be well received, thanks.

Weitze puts on sale "Preußen Säkular-Standartenband für die Fahne des Kürassier-Regiments Königin (Pommersches) Nr. 2" But it cannot be, since this tape is in another collection. So it can only be from one of the following units: Kürassier Rgt Graf Wrangel (Ospreussiches) Nr.3 Kürassier-Regiment von Driesen (Westfälisches) Nr. 4 Kürassier-Regiment „Herzog Friedrich Eugen von Württemberg“ (Westpreußisches) Nr. 5 Dragoner-Regiment „Prinz Albrecht von Preußen“ (Litthauisches) Nr. 1 Haupt-Kadetten Anstalt