Unidentified photos - mostly Generals

[webr55]

And a Württemberg KOX -- closeup of ribbon bar:

[Leutwein]

to post 25 and 26

in my opinion the China- and GSWA-medal are steel versions. Some more examples

First one Generalmajor Max Moritz Rudolf Kade

Edited August 30, 2009 by Leutwein

[Leutwein]

And Josef Schwarz

I would be very thankful to get some informations of him.

Best wishes

Karsten

[Deruelle]

Many thanks! The first one -- which Friedrich Müller do you mean Christophe? What was his position in 1914?

General Friedrich Müller was at the head of the 47 Landwehr Infanterie Brigade from October 1914 to June 1916.

Christophe

[Ulsterman]

That picture of Josef Schwarz is fantastic!! I assume he was some sort of Bavarian Red Cross Administrator/Bigwig.

[Guest Rick Research]

The pre-Hindenburg Cross SA Oberführer is rather a puzzle. Unless that SHOULD be a 1935 "swords on Ring" Ernestine-Commander which he is quite improperly wearing as a wartime type

it makes no sense at all.

NOBODY received that grade as a Saxon officer during the war and had that miniscule and un-long-serviced combination of medal bar awards.

WRONG neck Order and PARTIAL medal bar awards? :speechless1:

[Daniel Krause]

2nd pic:

GenLt Friedrich FRITSCH

last pos.: TrainInsp

RAO2aE, KO2a, EK2 70, DA, JZ3, JK2, ÖFJ2, PL2

1849-1927

Greetings

Daniel

[webr55]

On 2.9.2009 at 18:22, Daniel Krause said:

2nd pic:

GenLt Friedrich FRITSCH

last pos.: TrainInsp

RAO2aE, KO2a, EK2 70, DA, JZ3, JK2, ÖFJ2, PL2

1849-1927

Greetings

Daniel

ahhhh!!! great work!

The Oberführer: I GUESS that must be a post-1918 awarded neck cross. You know we have these examples from Lippe...

Edited November 12, 2017 by webr55

[webr55]

#10

Another one: A General with his kids.... unfortunately blurred

Edited November 12, 2017 by webr55

[webr55]

Close-up -- as good as it gets:

[webr55]

General --- what General?

yes yes ok --- this is a pic that's supposed to show him later - unfortunately BLURRED!

Edited November 12, 2017 by webr55

[webr55]

A better closeup of the Saxon General in #1:

[webr55]

There was another photo that came with it:

[webr55]

And this one had a writing on the back: "Fritz und Molly" in 1937 -- their 55th anniversary.

So Friedrich Müller could be right...

[webr55]

#11

A Luftwaffe officer and former WW1 observer with a White Falcon and more:

Edited November 12, 2017 by webr55

[webr55]

Attempting a close-up. There seems to be a HHOX and maybe a Meiningen.

[saschaw]

Attempting a close-up. There seems to be a HHOX and maybe a Meiningen.

In my eyes rather OK2 than SMK.

[webr55]

Bumping this up after years, still many unidentified photos here.