Saxon officer - ID possible?

[Stijn David]

Hello,

A friend of mine has the following portrait picture. Is a ID possible on the hand from what we see?

He does wear:

* Milit?r St-Heinrichsorden - X

* Zivilverdienstorden - 2 e Kl.X

* Albrechstorden - 2 e Kl. X

* Iron cross 2 nd. class

ANd on his breast:

* Iron cross 1 e class

* Wound badge black

All help is much appreciated.

Cordial greetings,

[Stijn David]

Hello,

And the awards a bit more closer - up

Cordial greetings,

[seeheld]

I think this is not possible, because this combination is not very rar.

Many brave junior officers reveived the same orders...

[seeheld]

Reverse

Best regards

Seeheld

[Paul C]

The stand Saxon trio is very common and nop way to ID.

[Stijn David]

Hello,

Thank you for posting the medal bar and the info => very nice.

Cordial greetings,

[Guest Rick Research]

If his shoulder board rank and unit was clear, that would at least narrow down the suspects.

Without a nice autographged dedication on back.... sigh.

[Claudius]

Here's another example I've seen... would anyone like to comment on the EKII turned to the back side? He likes the look of the reverse's leaves? As a loyal saxon first, didn't want to show off the prussian king's "W"? He's lazy and didn't notice when he mounted them?

Just wondering.

[Ulsterman]

Many period mistakes-still though, I have noticed a larger percentage of the reversed EKs Seem to have belonged to non-Prussians.