Generalarzt a. D. Dr. Ebertz

[Komtur]

New addition to my very special field of interest:

[Komtur]

Identification realized with the help of the famous research community. With special thanks to Daniel, Paul, Rick and Sascha.

Regards, Komtur.

[arb]

Komtur,

The good doctor's first name was Moritz. I found it in the 7th Nachtrag to the 1905 Ordensliste on page 634.

In 1914 he was the Chefarzt Garnison Lazarett Mörchingen.

Andy

[VtwinVince]

Fantastic spange, with a somewhat eclectic mounting precedence.

[Komtur]

Komtur,

The good doctor's first name was Moritz. I found it in the 7th Nachtrag to the 1905 Ordensliste on page 634.

In 1914 he was the Chefarzt Garnison Lazarett Mörchingen.

Andy

Ahh, thanks: Red Cross Medall 3. class on 12. January 1912.

Btw: REO4 on 15. September 1905 and Saxon Albrechts Order knight 1st class with crown on 8. October 1912.

Edited December 12, 2009 by Komtur

[webr55]

Very nice!

He was from Weilburg.

Dr. med. from the University of Tübingen in 1891 ("Über Blitzverletzungen").

[M Hunter]

Congratulations Komtur

Great medal barwith some nice enamel pieces!

Matt

[TacHel]

Great set! Congrats!

I have a question though... Why is the Albecht Order so far back? I understand it is a non Prussian award but is it simply because it was given in peace time?

[Komtur]

Great set! Congrats!

I have a question though... Why is the Albecht Order so far back? I understand it is a non Prussian award but is it simply because it was given in peace time?

1. EK2 - Prussian war time decoration

2. BMVO - Non-Prussian (Bavarian) war time decoration

3. Hanseatic cross - Non-Prussian (Hamburg) war time decoration

4. Frontkämpferehrenkreuz - Non-Prussian (German) war decoration

5. REO4 - Prussian peace time decoration

6. Red Cross Medall 3rd class - Prussian peace time decoration

7. DAK - Prussian peace time decoration

8. SAO knight 1st class with crown - Non-Prussian (Saxon) peace time decoration

9. CM - Prussian peace time decoration

10. Rumanian Jubilee Medal 1906 - foreign decoration

May be I am wrong, but besides a switch of 8. with 9. seems everything in a logic precedence.

Regards, Komtur.

[Paul C]

Great set! Congrats!

I have a question though... Why is the Albecht Order so far back? I understand it is a non Prussian award but is it simply because it was given in peace time?

I believe the mounting order regulations were:

1. Prussian combat awards

2. Non-Prussian, Non-foreign combat awards

3. Prussian non-combat awards

4. Non-Prussian, Non-foreign, non-combat awards

3. Foreign awards

[Paul C]

Great bar. I expecially like the BMV3X.

[Claudio]

@ Komtur: is the BMO3x real gold??? Wonderful bar... :beer:

[saschaw]

I believe the mounting order regulations were:

1. Prussian combat awards

2. Non-Prussian, Non-foreign combat awards

3. Prussian non-combat awards

4. Non-Prussian, Non-foreign, non-combat awards

3. Foreign awards

This way, or

1. Prussian combat awards

2. Prussian non-combat awards

3. Non-Prussian, Non-foreign combat awards

4. Non-Prussian, Non-foreign, non-combat awards

3. Foreign awards

Additionaly, the Foreign awards could be split into war time and pre war awards either.

[Komtur]

@ Komtur: is the BMO3x real gold??? Wonderful bar...

Yup. Marked on the back of the sword "Geb.H.585"

Regards, Komtur.

[Claudio]

Yup. Marked on the back of the sword "Geb.H.585"

Regards, Komtur.

Wow! That's rare as hen's teeth... ;-) I have just seen a couple of medal bars for sale with BMVO3 over the past few years.

ciao,

Claudio

[Luke]

Very nice bar

[Komtur]

Some additions:

[Komtur]

the mentioned "plaquette":

[Komtur]

His Kyffhäuserbund pin:

[Komtur]

His box of the Rumanian Crown Order with an newly added commander cross:

Edited June 4, 2010 by Komtur

[webr55]

Those are great pieces - especially with all the historical details. I understand you got his original empty box for the Romanian Commander Cross and added the order itself?