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    Posted

    Hi

    Nice ribbon bars. It is strange to see on the first one, that the two first ribbons are smaller than the others. it's not too common to see

    About the second one, a very nice Thuringian ribbon bar. I like to see Ernestine ribbon and Saxe Weimar ribbon. This bar is probably an NCO ribbon bar.

    Congrats

    Christophe

     

    Here is a new one I have not shown yet

    Christophe

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    Posted (edited)

    Hi,

    Thank you very much. Yes, the first one is a bit strange, but I think it is original.

    Very nice ribbon bar you got there. Could you ID it?


    Best regards,

    Nicolas

    Edited by Nicolas7507
    Posted

    Agreed, nice Feldschnallen. Regarding the first one, it was apparently against statutes to wear the civil Kriegsverdienstkreuz with military decorations. I have a medal bar which also has this apparent faux pas.

    Posted (edited)

    Very interesting, Vince. Actually I am wondering if the combination of the top bar is even possible.

    My guess would be: EK2, SA3bX, SK, AT, SWA3X, SD

    Nicolas

    Edited by Nicolas7507
    Posted

    Hello Nicolas,

    Thank you for sharing these very nice ribbon bars.  The first two ribbons (EKII and SA3bX) on the upper field ribbon bar appear to be from the woven-together type ribbon stock for buttonhole wear.

    An interesting combination.

    Best regards,  

    Posted
    8 hours ago, Nicolas7507 said:

    Could you ID it?

    Yes, the owner is Lt d. R. Alfred Jahn from IR 134

    He received the following medals

    knight cross of St Henry of Saxe on 27 November 1916

    knight cross 2nd class with X of Albert of Saxe on 19 october 1915

    iron cross 2nd class on 10 July 1915

    Cross of Honor 3rd class with X of Reuß on 4 October 1915

    Cross 3rd class with X of Princely Hohenzollern on 2 May 1918

    Christophe

     

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