Wurttemberg Ribbon Bars

[Deruelle]

Hi,

Another ribbon bar with MVO knight cross

Regards

Christophe

[Deruelle]

The reverse

Christophe

[Deruelle]

The last for the moment

Christophe

[Deruelle]

the reverse

Christophe

[MichaW]

... one of mine ....

[Deruelle]

Hi Micha,

Do you identify your ribbon bar ? Does it belong to an airman officer ? I have already seen a medal bar with this combos.

A very nice ribbon bar Micha,

Christophe

[Christian L]

only 2 small ones - but i hope you still like them

christian

[Mike Huxley]

only 2 small ones - but i hope you still like them

christian

Ohhhhh Christian, I LOVEeeeeeeeeee that 4x enamel button hole you have there .... fantastic

[Bretzen]

hello Gentlemen,

I am "new in town" !

After watching the site for a while I now want to show a little bit from my small collection.

Hope you like it

Bretzen

[Bretzen]

.....and one more...

two ribbon bars from the same guy - with a little time between.

Greetings

Bretzen

[Willi]

Hi Uwe,

great to see you here as a new member! And great items as usual!

[Tom Y]

My one and only bar. Dunno if the last place is a make-do LS or something completely different

[Guest Rick Research]

Welcome Bretzen! An EASY one for poor old Ricky with THAT pair--

there were only 4 WM3 recipients with Southwest service, and the ONLY one who matches was

Heinrich N?rr

born 14 October 1877 Pfitzingen

Fahnenjunker 1.10.97

Leutnant 27.1.99

Oberleutnant 19.08.09

Hauptmann 1,10.13

char. Major aD

He served in 3. (k.w.)/Telegraphen Bn 4, was in Southwest Africa 1905-07,

received WM3 28.1.16

April 1917 commander of Fernsprech Ersatz Abteilung Ulm

?M3K gazetted Personal Nachrichten 21.9.18

I am VERY interested to see that W?rttemberg-- with their INSANE regulations about returning and re-awarding Orders and medals, allowed a COLONIAL WF3bX (that is his Prussian KO4X next to it) to STILL be worn with a World War WF3aX.

Rick

[Deruelle]

Another ribbon bar (many thanks to Christian)

Regards

Christophe

[Deruelle]

the reverse

[landsknechte]

My best Wurttemburg bar isn't really even a bar...

[Paul R]

Some nice and rare ribbons in that one!!

[landsknechte]

Some nice and rare ribbons in that one!!

That was a nice and unexpected treat. I had bought it as part of a lot, and it was impossible to tell what was what in the photo that accompanied the listing. Once some more Wurttemburg rolls come out, it might be traceable.

Thanks,

--Chris

[webr55]

Plain and simple: A 1914 volunteer who got the SMMM as an Unteroffizier/Fahnenjunker and the Friedrich Knight as Leutnant.

Edited November 13, 2017 by webr55

[webr55]

Reverse:

 

Edited November 13, 2017 by webr55

[Nicolas7507]

One of my favorite states to collect:

1st and 2nd bar: Major Robert Strehle

3rd bar: Generalleutnant Kurt Beuttel

Edited November 21, 2019 by Nicolas7507

[Nicolas7507]

A new one with WK3X. 

[Deruelle]

Very nice wartime ribbon bar, congrats.

Here is one of my favorite ribbon bar  : a Saxon one with WK3X (the owner received the WK3XmL)

Christophe

 

[Nicolas7507]

Thanks, Christophe! I can see why this is one of your favorites.

Nicolas

[CRBeery]

This is a ribbon bar now but can easily be reloaded. There are no wreaths or swords on the second and third positions but based on the order I’m guessing I need two knights crosses to restore this bar. The EK and Colonial medal are easy but if I need enamel I may just leave this as a ribbon bar. Is there a less expensive combination that would satisfy this bar? The knights crosses both have those odd “neck order” type suspensions so they would be a pain on this bar anyhow.