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    Some known recipients

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    and a general assortment

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    with the full sized buttonhole version

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    A few more, starting with Baron Massenbach before and after getting his

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    And a random assortment as many as I turn up randomly that will fit, some known wearers, some not.

    The weird ?M3K wreath on this one:

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    is a GODET peculiarity, whether you find the metal "license plate" tag on back or not.

    This one is the same size as found on buttonhole ribbons:

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    Awesome Ribbon bars, guys. jumping jumping jumping

    Rick,

    the first picture last ribbon bar, what does the double Schwarzburg-Ribbon signify?

    And on the second picture second bar is that a 1st class spange on the EK-ribbon or just an oversized 2nd class spange?

    Still LOVE the little Knights-cross

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    A ribbon bar Spange is always EK2, no matter what weird size. (That would be a EK Forum thread :coola: ).

    The double Waldecks were thanks to a peculiarity which allowed ALL classes awarded to be worn, and not a higher grade replacing a lower as was normal German practice.

    Lt dR Karl Stracke of IR 83 got the "WV4X" 3 October 1914, and the "WV3X" 20 January 1915 (!!!). He earned his HHOX in 1918 as an Oberleutnant dR.

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    Ah, that is the HOHENZOLLERN Hohenzollern, not the PRUSSIAN Hohenzollern in post #18! love.gif

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    A ribbon bar Spange is always EK2, no matter what weird size. (That would be a EK Forum thread  :coola:  ).

    The double Waldecks were thanks to a peculiarity which allowed ALL classes awarded to be worn, and not a higher grade replacing a lower as was normal German practice.

    Lt dR Karl Stracke of IR 83 got the "WV4X" 3 October 1914, and the "WV3X" 20 January 1915 (!!!). He earned his HHOX in 1918 as an Oberleutnant dR.

    Thanks, Rick. I didn?t know, that it was allowed to wear all classes.

    Did i got that right, in post #18 that is a Hohenzollern Ehrenkreuz with Swords and Crown? Or is it the Merit Cross with Swords and Crown?

    Gerd

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