Zeige's Auction

[Claudio]

Bayerischer MVO 3. Kl. in Gold, obverse:

[Claudio]

reverse:

[Claudio]

Lippe, Hausorden, obverse:

[Claudio]

reverse:

[Claudio]

Sachsen, ZVO 1. Modell, obverse:

[Stogieman]

The appearance of the AOOK is certainly more consistent with a gold one, as opposed to how I would expect a silver-gilt piece to photograph. With respects to the medallion being upside down????? no clue, might fall into the post liquid lunch category. Anyone's guess.

Now, where's the reverse of the ribbon bars?

[Claudio]

Hi Stogie,

I didn't receive them yet.

Here's the reverse of the ZVO.

Ciao,

Claudio

[Claudio]

Scharzburg-Sonderhausen, 2. Kl. mit Eichenbruch... in Gold!

[Wild Card]

Henry the Lion looks good - a nice ?fat and happy? Siebrecht horse and proper hallmark. Probably dates 1900 - 08.

[eitze]

Henry the Lion is one of the finest orders I know.

It would exactly fit into my showcase

But I think you won`t get it below 1000 Euro

Greetings

eitze

[Stogieman]

I expect that many of these will be going for 1000- Euro and more, plus 25% premium!

[eitze]

And here are some pictures I got today from Mr. Zeige.

Hessen-Darmstadt: Philippsorden, Ritterkreuz 2. Klasse - obverse

[eitze]

And reverse:

[eitze]

Here we got Oldenburg: Haus- und Verdienstorden, Ritterkreuz 1. Klasse - obverse

[eitze]

And the reverse:

Greetings

eitze

[Claudio]

Hi Eitze the Oldenburg'scher Hausorden looks very promising. It would nice to know the weight, since it's in Gold. I have seen one like this being sold at Thies; it was spectacular and had also swords "am Ring". In reality these look much much better.

Here I am posting some better images of the Feldspangen being offered on the Zeige's auction. I don't like the first spange: the needle on the back looks "modern" and the combination quite "extravagant" to say the least. The second one looks better; devices, combinations... only thing on the back you can notice that the bar was prolonged. Any further comments?

Ciao,

Claudio

[Stogieman]

Up-close and personal and these bars don't seem to make sense....

[Deruelle]

Hi,

Who bought the ribbon bars ? I think the second ribbon bar belonged to Oberst Krause from I.R. Nr. 185. I have a photo of him wearing the same ribbon bar. The only thing "wrong " to me is the wreath of the Karl Friedrich Verdienst Orden. May be my eyes are not wide open, but it seems to be painted. Thanks for your comments.

Regards

Christophe

[Stogieman]

Can anybody tell me what the cased St. Henry RK brought? I didn't jot down the item number. Thanks! Rick

[Great Dane]

Rick,

If you're referring to lot no. 193:

"Sachsen. Milit?r St. Heinrichs-Orden. Ritterkreuz, Silber vergoldet und emailliert, mit band im verleihungsetui"

then the hammer price was 1050 Euros.

/Mike

[Stogieman]

Thanks Mike, pretty fair, even with the premium..