Saxon Beamten Bar

[Brian R]

Here is a five piece bar to a Saxon Officer located safely behind the lines (probably back in Saxony). I'm guessing the Silver Merit Cross w/o Swords was awarded before the war and the War Merit Cross came in the war years. Perhaps a simple officer who needed to be awarded for something during the war and the War Merit Cross "worked".

Please share your opinions.

Thanks, as always,

Brian

[Guest Rick Research]

:Cat-Scratch:

I'd say that he was a long serving NCO in some sort of administrative position. Terrific noncombatant's bar. :jumping:

[Brian R]

I'd say that he was a long serving NCO in some sort of administrative position. Terrific noncombatant's bar.

An NCO, of course. For some reason I was thinking officer because of the LS Cross. He would have an Albert Order or higher if an officer.

[dond]

Very nice Brian. Thanks for showing.

[scottplen]

nice bar !!! :cheers:

[VtwinVince]

That's a really nice bar, I love the more obscure Saxon combos.

[Scott Powell]

excellent bar!

[Paul R]

That is one stunner of a Saxon bar!

[dond]

Is the Hindy cross marked?

[scottplen]

heres a saxon noncom bar i sold a yr or so ago! :speechless:

[Brian R]

Don - The HC is markes G & S for Glaser and Sohn.

Scott - nice bar, the weltkrieg bars are always nice on the peacetime FAM ribbon. Here's one on a ribbon bar...

[Douglas Jr.]

Very nice bar. I really enjoyed.

Douglas