Colonial Ribbon bar with HOH3X

[Nicolas7507]

Good Morning,

I just got this interesting ribbon bar with HOH3X + KO4X. Maybe an ID can be made? 

Any help is very appreciated.

 

All the Best,

Nicolas

Edited June 26, 2019 by Nicolas7507

[Daniel Krause]

Hi Nicolas,

 

It's not an uncommon Combo, but I would bet of Arthur Gaede, born 1881,

1914 Hptm in IR 42, later LIR 78, retired as Major.

 

Greetings

Daniel

[Nicolas7507]

Hi Daniel,

Sounds great. Thank you for the quick reply and the ID!

Best regards

Nicolas

[Nicolas7507]

Any more information about Arthur Gaede would be greatly appreciated! ? 

Edited July 5, 2019 by Nicolas7507

[arb]

Nicolas,

Here is his career

Andy

Arthur Gaede  (12.02-1881-??)

1940               Major a.D., Berlin W 15, Meierottostr. 6

1925               Major a.D., Berlin-Steglitz, Humboldtstr. 13,  an d. Dresdener Bank

03.04.20            m. Char. als Major u.d. Erlaubn. z. Tr.  d. Unif. d. Inf. R. 42 verabsch.

1914/18             Komp. Führ. Res. Inf. R. 9, Führ. III./Ers. Inf. R. Königsberg I (später Inf. R. 377), II./Inf. R. 372  u. I./Landw. Inf. R. 78

01.10.13-02.08.14   b. St. III./Inf. R. 42  (Greifswald)

1913-01.10.13       in 8./Gren. R. 3  (Königsberg)

1912               in 9./Gren. R. 3  (Braunsberg)

1910-1911           in 6./Gren. R. 3  (Königsberg)

1909                in 5./Gren. R. 3  (Königsberg)

01.10.07-1908       in 4./Gren. R. 3  (Königsberg)

[04.08.06           b. Fettkluft schw. verw.]

16.08.05-30.09.07   in 1. Feld Regt. d. Schutztr. f. SWA

1905-15.08.05       k.z. Dienstl. b. Pion. B. 9

1904               in 7./Inf. R. 84  (Hadersleben)

1902-1903           in 3./Inf. R. 84  (Schleswig)

17.10.99-1901       in 4./Inf. R. 84  (Schleswig)

17.10.99            Leutn.

27.01.99            Fähnr.

01.05.98            als Fahnenj. in Inf. R. 84 eingetr.

 

Hptm.     01-10-13 N44n

Oberlt.   17-09-09 D17d

Leutn.    17-10-99 Tt

 

 

[Nicolas7507]

Excellent! Thank you! 

 Interesting is the entry about his injury in Fettkluft, Namibia 1906.

 

[P.F.]

I have found this in my files. I cannot recall where it was sold. It was named to Arthur Gaede.

Edited July 6, 2019 by P.F.

[Daniel Krause]

Wow...

 

Best,

Daniel

[Nicolas7507]

Amazing, thanks so much Pierce!!

[Stogieman]

On 26/06/2019 at 08:06, Daniel Krause said:

Hi Nicolas,

 

It's not an uncommon Combo, but I would bet of Arthur Gaede, born 1881,

1914 Hptm in IR 42, later LIR 78, retired as Major.

 

Greetings

Daniel

Daniel, you're amazing. I hope you are well my old friend!

[Daniel Krause]

Stogie, yes, thanks! I hope you too!!

[saschaw]

On 06/07/2019 at 13:14, P.F. said:

I have found this in my files. I cannot recall where it was sold.

From what the picture looks like, this was most certainly at Hermann Historica's from Munich!