Saxe-Weimar Translation needed..............

[Ulsterman]

the DRK medal? Yup, but it's black and white though and not as clear as your photograph. Odds are he's on the Saxe-whatchamacallit House Order civil merit list somewhere....

[E Williams]

That would be nice.

The medal on the Ebay.de site is the same medal on the second rack I posted, same wording. Mine has abbreviation for Rote Kreuz. Also the second rack does not have the Hindy award.

[Ulsterman]

Yup, I noticed. I was wondering if it was a Variation or because of a different association.

[E Williams]

Yup, I noticed. I was wondering if it was a Variation or because of a different association.

Another mystery I'd love to know why. I was told a possible different maker and Chip also said it might be for a different reason.

Edited December 6, 2013 by E Williams

[E Williams]

Greetings!!!! Today I received this rack. I have posted closer photos of the DRK medal hopefully to better translate the inscription. The back is marked Weimer. I've still not been able to put a date on this award. I have found where it's been dated as an 1915 award.This is what I would like to have confirmed in writing.

Thanks all...............

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[spolei]

Hello,

that was a award for helpful work, given to members of the redcross.

The founder of this award was the redcross-association of Thüringen (Thüringer Landesmännerverein v. Roten Kreuz)

I don't know the time it was awarded, but the font looks like early 20th century.

Cheers Andreas

Edited December 11, 2013 by spolei

[E Williams]

Hello,

that was a award for helpful work, given to members of the redcross.

The founder of this award was the redcross-association of Thüringen (Thüringer Landesmännerverein v. Roten Kreuz)

I don't know the time it was awarded, but the font looks like early 20th century.

Cheers Andreas

Thanks Andreas................