JohanH Posted July 7, 2021 Posted July 7, 2021 It's a very nice medalbar with the unusual 2nd class order of the Sword. Of a total of 687 awarded 2nd class orders 149 went to Germans (all states) 71 went to Prussians So it's not that common to find. 1
JohanH Posted July 22, 2021 Posted July 22, 2021 On 04/06/2021 at 07:41, JohanH said: Just glad to be able to help! It sure is a great medalbar you have! I think you should try to contact the Carl and Liselett Diem Archive and ask them if they know of any photos that shows his medalbar or if they can confirm that he had the Romanian order (just to verify that it really is his medals). The Swedish Olympic commemorative medal of 1912 was according to several sources awarded around 650 times. So it's a bit unusual and not the most common medal. I have a great miniature chain on it's way (it's stuck in the Swedish customs atm) that has the olympic medal of 1912 on it. The chain have belonged to one of the Swedish pistol shooters that won a team gold medal and a individual silver medal during the 1912 Olympics. As promised. Here are the miniature of the Swedish Olympic Medal of 1912. Mounted on the chain of miniatures that belonged to Paulus Palén, Swedish Olympic shooter. 1
rujab Posted July 28, 2021 Posted July 28, 2021 Hallo JohanH Bitte zeige mal die ganze Kette. Gruss Rudi
JohanH Posted July 29, 2021 Posted July 29, 2021 22 hours ago, rujab said: Hallo JohanH Bitte zeige mal die ganze Kette. Gruss Rudi I’ll post the entire chain when I get home next weekend. I also have another mini of the olympic medal i can post at the same time. 1
JohanH Posted August 5, 2021 Posted August 5, 2021 As promised. Here are the entire miniature chain. Next to the Olympic medal there should be a North Star Order. What the other missing medals are I'm not sure of. Not yet anyway. 2
JohanH Posted August 6, 2021 Posted August 6, 2021 Here are my other example of a miniature with it's full size brother. Supposedly both medals was awarded to the famous Swedish count Eric von Rosen. The same von Rosen who donated the first aircraft to Finland and was brother-in-law with Hermann Göring. But without documents to prove it. Who knows... 1
JohanH Posted December 18, 2023 Posted December 18, 2023 On 26/06/2021 at 15:48, Claudius said: Just a quick update; The contact at the Carl und Liselott Diem -Archiv was most helpful. He provided me with information that I hope to further explore, however the Archiv will be closed until July 25. Stay tuned. Hello Claudius! Did you manage to find any more information or pictures of Diem? I have what I believe is a complete list of all foreign recipients of the Olympic commemorative medal of 1912.
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