A Baden Medal Bar

[medalnet]

Searching through old files I came accross this interesting example of a Baden Medal Bar. If I remeber correctly the Zaehringer Lion with swords is Bronze gilt (D) and the civil one gold:

[Deruelle]

Hi,

Very nice medal bar. I just want to know if this bar belonged to one Reserve officer.

Regards

Christophe

[Paul C]

The last medal on the right looks like a landswehr long service medal.

[Riley1965]

I just LOVE this bar!!!

Doc

[saschaw]

A really nice bar of a Major d. Reserve or something similar. It has been yours, but isn't anymore?

The BZL3a is real gold, the other one gilt. Are you sure it to be bronce gilt? I've never heared this before, read anywhere they are silver gilt. "D" means "Doubl?", but I don't know what it exactly means ...

[medalnet]

A really nice bar of a Major d. Reserve or something similar. It has been yours, but isn't anymore?

The BZL3a is real gold, the other one gilt. Are you sure it to be bronce gilt? I've never heared this before, read anywhere they are silver gilt. "D" means "Doubl?", but I don't know what it exactly means ...

No, parted many many moons ago.

Yes, for sure bronze gilt. That is actually what Doubl? stands for, hence the D mark on most lat WWI badges. I had serval grades in bronze gilt/Doubl? in my medal collecting career.

[saschaw]

Yes, for sure bronze gilt. That is actually what Doubl? stands for, hence the D mark on most lat WWI badges. I had serval grades in bronze gilt/Doubl? in my medal collecting career.

Thanks, has been new for me. I've yet saw some of them, but never wanted to scratch it.

Neither H. Volle nor J. Nimmergut mentioned this, if I remember correctly.

[Stogieman]

Looks very similar to one that ran through eBay Germany not long ago. Beautiful bar Andreas!