Bavaria Bayern KvK 3Kl mit Urkunde

[Scott Powell]

This is a 1915 dated Urkunde and a cased Kvk.The Kvk has a bit of green toning on it. an interesting thing about the urkunde is that many years ago it was mounted to a piece of cardboard,( i am assuming for framing purposes)and on the back of the cardboard an old newspaper is glued to it. I can gather he was in the Field Artillery but I cannot decipher the particulars of his regiment

Edited July 31, 2012 by Scott Powell

[Dave Danner]

not Field Artillery, Foot Artillery.

Bavarian Reserve-Fußartillerie-Regiment Nr. 2.

Wilhelm Morsch was born in Pforzheim in Baden on 18 June 1891. He was a gas worker in Grünstadt in the Bavarian Palatinate. In addition to your MVK, he also received the Iron Cross 2nd Class on 27 June 1918. He was severely wounded on 23 November 1917.

[Scott Powell]

not Field Artillery, Foot Artillery.

Bavarian Reserve-Fußartillerie-Regiment Nr. 2.

Wilhelm Morsch was born in Pforzheim in Baden on 18 June 1891. He was a gas worker in Grünstadt in the Bavarian Palatinate. In addition to your MVK, he also received the Iron Cross 2nd Class on 27 June 1918. He was severely wounded on 23 November 1917.

Ahh, Thank you for the Clarification,I have a hard time with the script. Thank you for the additional details as well,very much appreciated.

[dond]

Its an BMVK3mS Scott.

[Scott Powell]

Its an BMVK3mS Scott.

Oh, i was reading the box and thought that was how it as presented.

On another forum I also learned that this is probably not the KvM that was presented,as the early KvM's were in a Blue presentation case.

thanx for the replies