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    Saxon Albert Orders


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    Hello,

    Love this thread, well here is one that arrived recently (see also the following link: http://gmic.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=8112 )

    It is quite dirty, but has the maker mark G (the seller said it was 9) on the lower arm. So a Glaser & Sohn i assume? Can anyone confirm this?

    Cordial greetings,

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    Hmmm ...

    Why don't your Albrecht Orders have PAINTED reverse medaillons?! Mine has ... :speechless:

    It's from the elderly's man collection my father and me are selling at the moment, but I wanted you all to see this one - I'ill show some other things to check or just to show in the next time. ;)

    I've never before seen a painted medaillon on an Albrecht Order, did you? Does someone know who produced these, and when? It has the IInd model bust in avers, and medaillon seems to be gold - which makes me think it has to be 1876-1902(?) era.

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    If you haven't seen the great article by Andreas M. Schulze Ising (who's THAT :P ?) on "The Saxon Albert Order with Swords on Ring," Journal of the Orders and Medals Society of America, 58, 5 (September-October 2008): 19-29, you must SEE IT! Join the OMSA (though NOT as life members, I am sorry to have to advise) and get it. Much marvelous eye-candy and, even for a novice like me, much wise guidance toward a better (though, for me, not yet complete) understanding of the Albert!

    :cheers::cheers::cheers:

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    Hi Graham,

    The maker of this cross is Osang. To be honest, I have a problem with the back of the crown. the top of the crown should be full and not hollow like your copy.

    A friend give me the authorization to post his copy.

    Christophe

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