Baden paper bag text

[1812 Overture]

Many years ago, I collected a Zilingen order and included a paper bag with text on it, but I couldn’t understand its font. . In China, if these characters cannot be clearly seen, they can be called "ghost painting symbols". Then I want to ask the people here, what does it mean? Thank you

Confusing!

[dedehansen]

Hi,

 

we are talking about a Ritterkreuz des Ordens vom Zähringer Löwen 2. Klasse mit Schwertern.

I read the text as;

 

Herren Assistenzarzt der Reserve Dr. Karl Gebhardt beim Collbergschen Grenadier-Regiment 

Graf Gneisenau 2. Pommersches No. 9

 

Kind regards

Andreas

[1812 Overture]

Thank you Mr. Dedehansen for your answer. So, should the doctor get the sword-free order? (Non-military version)

[Komtur]

4 hours ago, 1812 Overture said:

Thank you Mr. Dedehansen for your answer. So, should the doctor get the sword-free order? (Non-military version)

No. Because of the rank it seems to be no medical doctor. But even if he would be one, in war times he would get the order with the war decoration.

[chuck]

Really amazing that Baden was so frugal as to not provide a nice case.

chuck 

[1812 Overture]

21 hours ago, Komtur said:

No. Because of the rank it seems to be no medical doctor. But even if he would be one, in war times he would get the order with the war decoration.

Thank you for your answers. PS I like your medal bar very much, I am learning to collect from you, but only a few of the high-grade medals I have collected are enamel, and the rest are made of copper, iron and silver. .