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OLDENBURG – BANNER – VETERANS ASSOCIATION – INFANTRY-REGIMENT Nr 91
SKU: 25-25$1,395.00
This is a really exciting find from our most recent buying trip to Germany. It is a desk-sized veteran’s banner representing a veteran’s group for Oldenburgisches Infantry-Regiment Nr 91. This regiment was raised during the height of the Napoleonic Wars in1813. It was garrisoned in Oldenburg. Oldenburg, although designated a Grand Duchy, was relatively small. It fielded a single infantry regiment, one cavalry regiment, and one Bataillon of artillery. The regimental banner would always be used at parade functions and even often while on the march. This desk banner closely replicates the regimental banner in many respects. The mini banner measures 8 ½” x 81/2.” It is made of silk and sports mini tassels on three sides, just as the larger version would. One side displays the Oldenburg coat-of-arms, along with the legend “Die Treue ist das Mark der Ehre (Fidelity is the Mark of Honor).” In each of the four corners is the Grand Duke of Oldenburg Peter Ludwig’s royal cypher. The opposite side has as the central theme a gold embroidered crowned cypher for Peter Ludwig appearing within a wreath of leaves. Above and below this cypher is the legend “Verein Ehemaliger 91er Oldenburg (Society of Former 91st Oldenburg).” This marvelous handcrafted banner is attached to a metal frame that allows it to be displayed on a table top or other flat surface. It stands 21 3/4″ tall and 9″ wide. It has a substantial and decorative base. I must tell you that this piece displays like a…In stock
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DINNER PLATE – DINNER SERVICE – ROYAL HOUSE – OLDENBURG
SKU: 20-260$695.00
This is a enchanting dinner plate from the royal house of Oldenburg’s dinnerware service. Oldenburg was a Grand Duchy that was quite small in size. It fielded a limited military and had close ties to Prussia. The Grand Duke of Oldenburg married his daughter to one of Kaiser Wilhelm II’s sons. The plate measures 9″ in diameter. It has a sunken area in the center that I find quite interesting. The plate’s edge is rimmed in gold. Within that is a much thinner gold band. The gold trim on the plate’s edge shows substantial wear. The plate’s top presents Oldenburg’s very ornate Coat-of-Arms. Five or more colors are used in its display. The plate’s center features an interesting gold device, perhaps it is feathers. It also shows substantial wear. The reverse has no manufacturer’s markings, etc. While the plate is not in the best condition, its origins in a small state make it more of a rarity. It is a charming piece for you to contemplate.In stock
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POSTCARD – GRAND DUKE FRIEDRICH AUGUST II – OLDENBURG
SKU: 45-150$20.00
Friedrich August II (1852-1931) was Oldenburg’s final ruler. He appears with three of his children, including the son who would have been the heir to Oldenburg’s throne. The postcard was not mailed.In stock
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OLDENBURG – FREIDRICH AUGUST CROSS – 2ND CLASS – 1914
SKU: 05-1788$125.00
The Friedrich August Cross 2nd Class from the Grand Duchy of Oldenburg was the equivalent to the 1914 Iron Cross 2nd Class. The Friedrich August Cross is a black magnetic cross with the crowned cypher of the Grand Duke and the date 1914.In stock
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OLDENBURG – WAR MERIT CROSS – 1ST CLASS – WITH SWORDS – COMBANTANTS RIBBON
SKU: 05-1770$395.00
The Oldenburg War Merit Cross First Class with Swords, in patina iron with a black paint finish and comes with a combatants blue with red striped ribbon, in mint condition and is a rare award….In stock
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OLDENBURG – WAR MERIT CROSS – 1ST CLASS – WITH SWORDS – COMBANTANTS RIBBON
SKU: 05-1769$295.00
The Oldenburg War Merit Cross First Class with Swords, in patina iron with a black paint finish and comes with a combatants blue with red striped ribbon, in mint condition and is a rare award….In stock
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OLDENBURG – FREIDRICH AUGUST CROSS – 2ND CLASS – 1914 – COMBANTANT
SKU: 05-1768$125.00
The Friedrich August Cross 2nd Class from the Grand Duchy of Oldenburg was the equivalent to the 1914 Iron Cross 2nd Class. The Friedrich August Cross is a black magnetic cross with the crowned cypher of the Grand Duke and the date 1914, circled with laurel leaves….In stock
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OLDENBURG – FREIDRICH AUGUST CROSS – 2ND CLASS – 1914
SKU: 05-1767$125.00
The Friedrich August Cross 2nd Class from the Grand Duchy of Oldenburg was the equivalent to the 1914 Iron Cross 2nd Class. The Friedrich August Cross is a black magnetic cross with the crowned cypher of the Grand Duke and the date 1914.In stock
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OLDENBURG – FREIDRICH AUGUST CROSS – 2ND CLASS – 1914 – NON COMBANTANT
SKU: 05-1765$125.00
The Friedrich August Cross 2nd Class from the Grand Duchy of Oldenburg was the equivalent to the 1914 Iron Cross 2nd Class. The Friedrich August Cross is a black magnetic cross with the crowned cypher of the Grand Duke and the date 1914….In stock
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OLDENBURG – FRIEDRICH AUGUST CROSS – 2ND CLASS – 1914
SKU: 05-1723 XFQ$125.00
The Friedrich August Cross 2nd Class from the Grand Duchy of Oldenburg was the equivalent to the 1914 Iron Cross 2nd Class. The Friedrich August Cross is a black magnetic cross with the crowned cypher of the Grand Duke and the date 1914, circled with laurel leaves….In stock
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OLDENBURG – FREIDRICH AUGUST CROSS – 2ND CLASS – 1914
SKU: 08-581$125.00
The Friedrich August Cross 2nd Class from the Grand Duchy of Oldenburg was the equivalent to the 1914 Iron Cross 2nd Class. The Friedrich August Cross is a black magnetic cross with the crowned cypher of the Grand Duke and the date 1914, circled with laurel leaves.In stock
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BADEN & OLDENBURG – DRESS BROCADE BELT & BUCKLE – OFFICER
SKU: 15-660$350.00
This is an officer’s dress brocade dress belt and buckle that were correct for the Grand Duchies of Baden and Oldenburg. The belt’s obverse is in excellent condition, particularly the brocade. The buckle exhibits strong fire gilding. The belt’s reverse reveals some mothing on the dark-blue wool. All of its attachments are in place. The belt and buckle can be mounted to any tunic or displayed on their own.In stock
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POSTCARD – DUKE ERNST AUGUST – DUCHESS VIKTORIA LUISE – BRAUNSCHWEIG – GRAND DUKE FRIEDRICH AUGUST – OLDENBURG
SKU: 38-2742$15.00
This postcard shows a meeting between Oldenburg’s Grand Duke Friedrich August and Braunschweig’s Duke Ernst August and Duchess Viktoria Luise. The young duke is dressed in Husaren-Regiment Nr 17’s uniform. The postcard was not mailed.
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POSTCARD – PRINZESSIN SOPHIE CHARLOTTE – PRINZ EITEL FRIEDRICH’S WIFE – PRUSSIA
SKU: 38-1272$15.00
This postcard shows Prinzessin Sophie Charlotte of Oldenburg. She was the Grand Duke of Oldenburg’s daughter. She was the wife of Kaiser Wilhelm’s second son Prinz Eitel Friedrich von Preußen (1883-1942). She is fashionably dressed with one of the largest and most elaborate hats that I have ever seen.In stock
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POSTCARD – PRINZESSIN SOPHIE CHARLOTTE – PRINZ EITEL FRIEDRICH’S WIFE – PRUSSIA
SKU: 38-1271$15.00
This postcard shows Prinzessin Sophie Charlotte of Oldenburg. She was the Grand Duke of Oldenburg’s daughter. She was the wife of Kaiser Wilhelm’s second son Prinz Eitel Friedrich von Preußen (1883-1942). She is fashionably dressed.In stock
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POSTCARD – PRINZESSIN SOPHIE CHARLOTTE – PRINZ EITEL FRIEDRICH’S WIFE – PRUSSIA
SKU: 38-1270$15.00
This postcard shows Prinzessin Sophie Charlotte of Oldenburg. She was the Grand Duke of Oldenburg’s daughter. She was the wife of Kaiser Wilhelm’s second son Prinz Eitel Friedrich von Preußen (1883-1942). She is fashionably dressed.In stock
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POSTCARD – PRINZESSIN EITEL FRIEDRICH
SKU: 38-2354$15.00
This postcard shows Prinzessin Eitel Friedrich (1879-1964). She was born Sophia Charlotte, a Duchess of the Grand Duchy of Oldenburg. She was married to Prinz Eitel Friedrich (1883-1942) one of Kaiser Wilhelm II’s six sons. It was well known publicly that the marriage was unhappy. Rumors of infidelities by both parties and suggestions that the Prinz was homosexual were rampant. Supposedly, Eitel Friedrich had wanted to divorce Sophia in 1919, but was prevented from doing so by his father. They finally were divorced in 1926. They had no children. She is photographed in profile, wearing a tiara and a pearl choker. Her gown bares her neck and shoulders and is probably a formal ball gown.In stock
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POSTCARD – PRINZESSIN EITEL FRIEDRICH
SKU: 38-2353$10.00
This postcard shows Prinzessin Eitel Friedrich (1879-1964). She was born Sophia Charlotte, a Duchess of the Grand Duchy of Oldenburg. She was married to Prinz Eitel Friedrich (1883-1942) one of Kaiser Wilhelm II’s six sons. It was well known publicly that the marriage was unhappy. Rumors of infidelities by both parties and suggestions that the Prinz was homosexual were rampant. Supposedly, Eitel Friedrich had wanted to divorce Sophia in 1919, but was prevented from doing so by his father. They finally were divorced in 1926. They had no children. She is seated at a table outside, holding what looks like a buggy whip. She is wearing the sumptiously embroidered dress and another huge picture hat covered with what probably are ostrich plumes. A portion of the upper right corner has been clipped off.In stock
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POSTCARD – PRINZESSIN EITEL FRIEDRICH
SKU: 38-2352$15.00
This postcard shows Prinzessin Eitel Friedrich (1879-1964). She was born Sophia Charlotte, a Duchess of the Grand Duchy of Oldenburg. She was married to Prinz Eitel Friedrich (1883-1942) one of Kaiser Wilhelm II’s six sons. It was well known publicly that the marriage was unhappy. Rumors of infidelities by both parties and suggestions that the Prinz was homosexual were rampant. Supposedly, Eitel Friedrich had wanted to divorce Sophia in 1919, but was prevented from doing so by his father. They finally were divorced in 1926. They had no children. She is seated at a table that sports a bouquet of flowers. Her high-necked dress has a lacy top elaborately accented by embroidered vines and flowers.In stock
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POSTCARD – PRINZESSIN EITEL FRIEDRICH
SKU: 38-2351$15.00
This postcard shows Prinzessin Eitel Friedrich (1879-1964). She was born Sophia Charlotte, a Duchess of the Grand Duchy of Oldenburg. She was married to Prinz Eitel Friedrich (1883-1942) one of Kaiser Wilhelm II’s six sons. It was well known publicly that the marriage was unhappy. Rumors of infidelities by both parties and suggestions that the Prinz was homosexual were rampant. Supposedly, Eitel Friedrich had wanted to divorce Sophia in 1919, but was prevented from doing so by his father. They finally were divorced in 1926. They had no children. She is in a somewhat provocative pose facing a window, looking back at the camera over her shoulder. She has on an extremely stylish dress and an enormous picture hat with a tall feather plume.In stock
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PRINZ EITEL FRIEDRICH – WIFE – SISTER VIKTORIA LUISE
SKU: 38-2534$15.00
This postcard shows Prinz Eitel Friedrich (1883-1942), who was Kaiser Wilhelm II and his wife Kaiserin Augusta Viktoria’s second son. Appearing with Eitel Friedrich is his wife, the former Duchess of Oldenburg Sophia Charlotte (1879-1964), and his sister Princess Viktoria Luise (1892-1980). The postcard was never mailed.In stock
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POSTCARD – PRINZESSIN EITEL FRIEDRICH
SKU: 38-2350$15.00
This postcard shows Prinzessin Eitel Friedrich (1879-1964). She was born Sophia Charlotte, a Duchess of the Grand Duchy of Oldenburg. She was married to Prinz Eitel Friedrich (1883-1942) one of Kaiser Wilhelm II’s six sons. It was well known publicly that the marriage was unhappy. Rumors of infidelities by both parties and suggestions that the Prinz was homosexual were rampant. Supposedly, Eitel Friedrich had wanted to divorce Sophia in 1919, but was prevented from doing so by his father. They finally were divorced in 1926. They had no children. She is once again wearing the dress with the bejeweled bodice and sitting backwards on a chair.In stock
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POSTCARD – PRINZESSIN EITEL FRIEDRICH
SKU: 38-2349$15.00
This postcard shows Prinzessin Eitel Friedrich (1879-1964). She was born Sophia Charlotte, a Duchess of the Grand Duchy of Oldenburg. She was married to Prinz Eitel Friedrich (1883-1942) one of Kaiser Wilhelm II’s six sons. It was well known publicly that the marriage was unhappy. Rumors of infidelities by both parties and suggestions that the Prinz was homosexual were rampant. Supposedly, Eitel Friedrich had wanted to divorce Sophia in 1919, but was prevented from doing so by his father. They finally were divorced in 1926. They had no children. She is on the balcony again, her hair done up in a snood. Her dress’s bodice is intricately decorated with jewels.In stock
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POSTCARD – PRINZESSIN EITEL FRIEDRICH
SKU: 38-2348$15.00
This postcard shows Prinzessin Eitel Friedrich (1879-1964). She was born Sophia Charlotte, a Duchess of the Grand Duchy of Oldenburg. She was married to Prinz Eitel Friedrich (1883-1942) one of Kaiser Wilhelm II’s six sons. It was well known publicly that the marriage was unhappy. Rumors of infidelities by both parties and suggestions that the Prinz was homosexual were rampant. Supposedly, Eitel Friedrich had wanted to divorce Sophia in 1919, but was prevented from doing so by his father. They finally were divorced in 1926. They had no children. She is seated in a ratan chair with a book on her lap.In stock
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POSTCARD – PRINZ EITEL FRIEDRICH – PRUSSIA – WIFE PRINZESSIN SOPHIA CHARLOTTE – OLDENBURG
SKU: 38-2460$15.00
This is a postcard of Prinz Eitel Friedrich of Prussia (1883-1941) and his wife, Princess Sophia Charlotte (1879-1964) of Oldenburg. Prinz Eitel Friedrich was one of Kaiser Wilhelm II’s (1859-1941) six sons.In stock
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POSTCARD – PRINZ EITEL FRIEDRICH – PRUSSIA – WIFE PRINZESSIN SOPHIA CHARLOTTE – OLDENBURG
SKU: 38-2459$15.00
This is a postcard of Prinz Eitel Friedrich (1883-1941) of Prussia and his wife, Princess Sophia Charlotte of Oldenburg (1879-1964). Prinz Eitel Friedrich was one of Kaiser Wilhelm II’s (1859-1941) six sons.In stock
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POSTCARD – PRINZESSIN EITEL FRIEDRICH
SKU: 38-2347$15.00
This postcard shows Prinzessin Eitel Friedrich (1879-1964). She was born Sophia Charlotte, a Duchess of the Grand Duchy of Oldenburg. She was married to Prinz Eitel Friedrich (1883-1942) one of Kaiser Wilhelm II’s six sons. It was well known publicly that the marriage was unhappy. Rumors of infidelities by both parties and suggestions that the Prinz was homosexual were rampant. Supposedly, Eitel Friedrich had wanted to divorce Sophia in 1919, but was prevented from doing so by his father. They finally were divorced in 1926. They had no children. On this postcard she is in half-profile from the chest up, facing the camera. The photo is enclosed in a black circle and some writing is reproduced at the card’s bottom.In stock
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POSTCARD – PRINZESSIN EITEL FRIEDRICH
SKU: 38-2346$15.00
This postcard shows Prinzessin Eitel Friedrich (1879-1964). She was born Sophia Charlotte, a Duchess of the Grand Duchy of Oldenburg. She was married to Prinz Eitel Friedrich (1883-1942) one of Kaiser Wilhelm II’s six sons. It was well known publicly that the marriage was unhappy. Rumors of infidelities by both parties and suggestions that the Prinz was homosexual were rampant. Supposedly, Eitel Friedrich had wanted to divorce Sophia in 1919, but was prevented from doing so by his father. They finally were divorced in 1926. They had no children. In this photo she is leaning over an Alsatian dog in front of a door leading out to a balcony.In stock
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POSTCARD – PRINZESSIN EITEL FRIEDRICH
SKU: 38-2345$15.00
This postcard shows Prinzessin Eitel Friedrich (1879-1964). She was born Sophia Charlotte, a Duchess of the Grand Duchy of Oldenburg. She was married to Prinz Eitel Friedrich (1883-1942) one of Kaiser Wilhelm II’s six sons. It was well known publicly that the marriage was unhappy. Rumors of infidelities by both parties and suggestions that the Prinz was homosexual were rampant. Supposedly, Eitel Friedrich had wanted to divorce Sophia in 1919, but was prevented from doing so by his father. They finally were divorced in 1926. They had no children. In this photo she is wearing an elaborate picture hat with an enormous feather poof. She wears a mink or sable stole over an intricately lacy gown.In stock
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POSTCARD – PRINZESSIN SOPHIE CHARLOTTE – PRINZ EITEL FRIEDRICH’S WIFE – PRUSSIA
SKU: 38-1269$15.00
This postcard shows Prinzessin Sophie Charlotte of Oldenburg. She was the Grand Duke of Oldenburg’s daughter. She was the wife of Kaiser Wilhelm’s second son Prinz Eitel Friedrich von Preußen (1883-1942). She is fashionably dressed.In stock
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POSTCARD – PRINZESSIN SOPHIE CHARLOTTE – PRINZ EITEL FRIEDRICH’S WIFE – PRUSSIA
SKU: 38-1268$15.00
This postcard shows Prinzessin Sophie Charlotte of Oldenburg. She was the Grand Duke of Oldenburg’s daughter. She was the wife of Kaiser Wilhelm’s second son, Prinz Eitel Friedrich von Preußen (1883-1942). She is fashionably dressed with one of the largest and most elaborate hats that I have ever seen.In stock
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POSTCARD – PRINZESSIN EITEL FRIEDRICH
SKU: 45-82$15.00
This postcard shows Herzogin Sophie Charlotte of Oldenburg. She married Prince Eitel Friedrich of Prussia, Kaiser Wilhelm II’s second son. The postcard was not mailed.In stock
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POSTCARD – HERZOGIN SOPHIE CHARLOTTE – OLDENBURG
SKU: 45-81$15.00
This postcard shows Herzogin Sophie Charlotte of Oldenburg. She married Prince Eitel Friedrich of Prussia, Kaiser Wilhelm II’s second son. The postcard was not mailed.In stock
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POSTCARD – SILHOUETTES – PRINCESS EITEL FRIEDRICH AND TWO SISTERS
SKU: 45-80$15.00
This is an unusual postcard showing Princess Eitel Friedrich of Prussia in silhouette along with her two sisters. She was the former Herzogin of Oldenburg. Each woman has a reproduced autograph under her likeness. The postcard was dedicated to some charitable cause. It was not mailed.In stock
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POSTCARD – PRINZESSIN EITEL FRIEDRICH
SKU: 45-199$15.00
This postcard shows Prinz Eitel Friedrich’s wife, the Duchess of Oldenburg, Sophia Charlotte. A reproduced message and autograph appear below her image. The postcard supports one of her charities. It was not mailed.In stock
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FRAMED REICHSMARINE PHOTOGRAPH
SKU: 40-207$40.00
This is an interesting photograph, which dates from the 1920’s. It shows a group of twenty-eight officers on what I believe is a Cruiser. The first row shows the ship’s senior officers, many of whom are wearing the 1914 Iron Cross 1st or 2nd Class. I also see an Iron Cross 1st Class equivalent from Oldenburg and Mecklenburg-Schwerin on a tunic or two. The ship’s commander is readily visible in the middle of the front row. He is wearing the uniform of a Kapitän zur See, complete with an old-fashioned, winged-collar shirt. As a matter of fact, as I look more closely at the EK 2 ribbon in his buttonhole, I believe I see the crown and crossed swords of the Knights Cross with Swords of the Hohenzollern House Order! The photo, which measures 5” x 7 1/4,” is housed in a period brown wooden frame measuring 6 1/2” x 9.” This is a real research project for the right collector.
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GERMANY – DOCUMENT SET FOR ENLISTED MAN WHO FINISHED WW I AS OFFIZIER-STELLVERTRETER
SKU: 31-111$195.00
This is a fascinating mini group for someone who began WW I as an enlisted man, and finished it as an Offizier-Stellvertreter. The set consists of his enlisted man’s militärpaß and his Offizier-Stellvertreter’s Kriegs=Stammrollen=Auszug (War Master Rolls Excerpt/Extract). Essentially, an Offizier-Stellvertreter is an acting officer who has not received a commission (patent), but is “acting” with an officer’s command-authority and status. It gives the man a higher ranking than any NCO, but not quite as high as a commissioned leutnant or Leutnant der Reserve. The militärpaß, of course, is an enlisted man/NCO’s service record. The booklet contains all of a soldier’s “who, what, and where.” It will list the units in which he has served, any specialized training received, any decorations awarded, and so on. The Kriegs=Stammrollen=Auszug was a document containing most of the same information, but in a different format. The militärpaß shows that he was an Oldenburg native, born in 1892. He entered the army in October 1912. He was posted to Jäger-Bataillon Fürst Bismarck (Pommersches) Nr 2 in Kompagnie Nr 1. He won both the 1914 Iron Cross 2nd Class and Oldenburg’s equivalent, the Friedrich August Cross 2nd Class. He received both of these decorations in 1914, which was quite an accomplishment, as the requirements to receive them were much stricter that early in WW I. His progress through the war and the various units to which he was attached are all revealed. This set can provide hours of interesting research.
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OLDENBURG – VETERAN’S MEDAL – 100TH ANNIVERSARY – INFANTERIE-REGIMENT Nr 91
SKU: 01-645$60.00
This is a silver-toned veteran’s medal that commemorates the 100th anniversary of Infanterie-Regiment Nr 91 from the Grand Duchy of Oldenburg. The medal measures 1 1/8″ in diameter.
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