The Royal Victorian Medal Edward VII Silver

[dedehansen]

Hi Gents,

I got a German medal bar which contains a RVM Edward VII Silver.

My question is, do there exist rolls with the names from German recipients?

My hope is, that it is possible to identify the former owner with the help from forum members.

Eyery help appreciated.

Kind regards
Andreas

[Egorka]

There is 3 volume "Royal Service". I understand the recipient list is available in there. 

Bit I also have read that in the "first years" (whatever it means exactly), the list of foreign recipient was not complete. 

[dedehansen]

On 9.9.2016 at 22:36, Egorka said:

There is 3 volume "Royal Service". I understand the recipient list is available in there. 

Bit I also have read that in the "first years" (whatever it means exactly), the list of foreign recipient was not complete. 

Thanks for this information Egorka, maybe there is somebody here who has these books

and can provide further informations?!

Every help appreciated.

Kind regards

Andreas

[ÖSTA]

Hallo Andreas,

Could you please post a picture of the complete medal group. Might help with identification of the recipient.

Tschüß

Paul.

[Gunner 1]

The following awards of the Edward VII Silver RVM are the only ones listed in Royal Service, Volume I that could possibly have been awarded to a German:

• Parker, Benjamin, Racing Captain of HIM German Emperor's Yacht Meteor; HM sailing on Meteor at Cowes. 4 Aug 1904
• Parker, William, Racing Captain of HIM German Emperor's Yacht Meteor; HM sailing on Meteor at Cowes. 4 Aug 1904
• Butcher, George Alfred Clarke, Steward to HRH Princess Henry of Battenberg; HM dining at Osborne Cottage. 7 Aug 1904
• Buckingham, Charles Edmund, House Steward to HRH Prince Philip of Saxe Coburg & Gotha, HRH visit to Sandringham, 9 Nov 1906

[dedehansen]

Hi Gunner 1,

thanks for the list, but these names don´t  appear on the Danish list.

Could you pleas check the Names?

Gantzer and Thomel

Kind regards
Andreas

[Gunner 1]

Andreas:  Gantzer and Thomel are not on the list for the RVM.  I have no idea what you mean by the "Danish list" as I can not find any mention of it in any of the posts in this topic. I  though that you were seeking German recipients.  I am totally confused!

Regards, Gunner 1

[dedehansen]

2 hours ago, Gunner 1 said:

Andreas:  Gantzer and Thomel are not on the list for the RVM.  I have no idea what you mean by the "Danish list" as I can not find any mention of it in any of the posts in this topic. I  though that you were seeking German recipients.  I am totally confused!

Regards, Gunner 1

Hi Gunner 1, I´ve posted a medal from a German medal bar in the Danish sektion, and

I got a list with German recipients, a collectors friend check these names aganist the

Dutch medal (from the same bar) I´ve posted here in the Dutch sektion. Gantzer and Thomel are the persons

who got both the Danish and the Dutch medal. So my hope was, that you could confirm his RVM too.

Sorry for the confusion.

Kind regards

Andreas

[dedehansen]

Hi Gents,

Gantzer can be excluded, he has several medals more.

Traugott Thomel is a hot name. Is it possible,

that his RVM is gazetted somewhere?

Regards
Andreas

[paul wood]

Andreas

Thomel Frangott is listed as receiving the RVM in silver on 17 February 1905 for the Arthur Duke of Connaught's visit to Berlin for the opening of the Protestant cathedral. He is listed as portier.

Hope this is of help

Paul

[dedehansen]

2 hours ago, paul wood said:

Andreas

Thomel Frangott is listed as receiving the RVM in silver on 17 February 1905 for the Arthur Duke of Connaught's visit to Berlin for the opening of the Protestant cathedral. He is listed as portier.

Hope this is of help

Paul

Hi Paul, this information is from great help for me . With this information another

part of the puzzle was put together. 

Thanks a lot Paul, very much appreciated , that´s why the GMIC is my preferred forum. 

Kind regards

Andreas