Saxony Saxon Bars, show yours!

[Deruelle]

Here one photo of Saxon officer with trifold ribbon

 

 

close up of the medal bar

[Stogieman]

Let me dig through the archive

[Deruelle]

Hi

I have posted this one on other thread. Here is new one

Christophe

[Komtur]

Oberstabsarzt der Reserve Dr. Karl Schmohl

[azyeoman]

A Saxon trio made by Ulrich of Hamburg.

[jshorter]

Here's a few of mine.  I've got several more, just haven't taken photos in a long time.

Jason

 

[Claudius]

15 hours ago, jshorter said:

Here's a few of mine.  I've got several more, just haven't taken photos in a long time.

Jason

 

A court mounted Exemplary Work Service Medal -NICE!

[jshorter]

Thanks!  Took me a while to find one!  I only collect those medals that are mounted as the recipient would have worn them court/parade mount, Saxon style, etc. (no loose medals or medals just hung on a new ribbon.).  Here's the reverse...

Jason

 

[Deruelle]

Hello

Very nice single medal bar. congrats

 

Christophe

[Dete]

Leutnant d.R. Martin Frauendorf.

 

[Deruelle]

Hi

 

Very nice group to a brave saxon officer.

 

Christophe

[Bernhard H.Holst]

Hello readers.

Lt.d.R. Frauendorf, Martin was born Dec.11. 1883 and in peace time owned a factory. At the time of his activities leading to the award of the Military St.Henry he commanded the 5th Company of the Saxon Inf.Rgt. 102. He distinguished himself during the Battle of the Somme against French troops. The award is dated 12. Oct. 1916. He survived WW I.

This information is taken from the ref.book of recipients of the Military St.Henry .

Bernhard H. Holst

[Deruelle]

Hello,

 

Here is the photo of Martin Frauendorf (officer on the right of the picture).

 

Christophe

[Dete]

Thanks for all the helpful information and the great photo.

Best regards.

Detlev

[Stogieman]

Beautiful group! Thanks for sharing!

[Dansson]

Very very nice!

[Speedy]

Here is something of my late grandma´s father who served in the Royal Saxon Army:

[Dansson]

I like the two piece bar from your family Speedy.

[Speedy]

Thank you. Beside the 3 pieces there is more out of his post war time.

I could not find anything about his military service. All traces start after the war in Dresden when he used to be first telegraf worker and later telegraf assistent.

[laurentius]

On 10-3-2014 at 08:50, Dete said:

Hi,

quite an interesting man. Here is a picture wearing all his glory.

You can see it s exactly the same bar, at this time still with the swords on the AK.

Regards

Detlev

 

He actually received a Deutschblütigkeitserklärung from Hitler to show he was a real german. this was neccesary as Zukertort was a half jew.

[pegasus1831]

1866 and 1870 bar

[tompress]

Here is one more Saxon bar. At the last place was probably a Saxon veterans associaton medal - and replaced by EKF after 1934.

regards
Tom

[pegasus1831]

freiherr von Mannsbach

[scottplen]

Here one off ebay Saxon NCO from 13th Jager Bn

Edited September 14, 2017 by scottplen

[Deruelle]

What a beauty !