Small Germano-Austrian group

[Roman Slivin]

Small group.

But in this group there is a charm! Probably I am not right...

Probably someone will prompt history RKA 53?

Regards,

Roman

Edited October 8, 2008 by Roman Slivin

[Roman Slivin]

Patent

[Roman Slivin]

:cheers:

[Roman Slivin]

?M3K

[Roman Slivin]

:love:

[Roman Slivin]

:jumping:

[Rick Research]

VERY nice documents and VERY nice medal bar/ribbon bar pair but the documents and the awards are NOT a set--

Paul was a Saxon officer--

he received the Albert Order-Knight 2nd Class X (SA3bX) on 2.4.17 also in this unit.

[Ulsterman]

sweet! :cheers:

[Roman Slivin]

VERY nice documents and VERY nice medal bar/ribbon bar pair but the documents and the awards are NOT a set--

Paul was a Saxon officer--

he received the Albert Order-Knight 2nd Class X (SA3bX) on 2.4.17 also in this unit.

Thanks Rick!

I even am a little glad, that I had one group, and now two.

It is possible to assume that medal bar belonged to the Saxon officer?

[Rick Research]

No. Impossible. He received his Saxon Albert Order BEFORE the Austro-Hungarian Cross.

[Roman Slivin]

I am sorry for my bad English.

I have not correctly expressed the thought.

This medal bar could belong to other Saxon officer.

Hannover same Saxony?

[Rick Research]

No. Niedersachsen as a Prussian province does not border on the frontier of the Kingdom of Saxony. Hanover iwas the German part of the English kingdom from King George I until Queen Victoria's time.

It is just a geography name trick like (in English) there are THREE provinces all named "Galicia"-- 1 in Turkey, 1 in Poland/Ukraine, and 1 in Spain! :speechless1:

[Roman Slivin]

No. Niedersachsen as a Prussian province does not border on the frontier of the Kingdom of Saxony. Hanover iwas the German part of the English kingdom from King George I until Queen Victoria's time.

It is just a geography name trick like (in English) there are THREE provinces all named "Galicia"-- 1 in Turkey, 1 in Poland/Ukraine, and 1 in Spain!

MANY THANKS!