$20.00
This is an award document for the Hindenburg Cross with Swords for Combatants. We have several of them. They are $20.00 each, or we will offer you a discount on multiple examples. The names of the awardees are as follows. You can order by name and date:
*Reich – 15 March 1935.
*Eicklos – 30 April 1935.
*Niermann – 20 December 1935. *SOLD*
*Koslowski – 8 February 1935.
*Ritter – 30 March 1935.
This is an award document for the Hindenburg Cross with Swords for Combatants. We have several of them. They are $20.00 each, or we will offer you a discount on multiple examples. The names of the awardees are as follows. You can order by name and date:
*Reich – 15 March 1935.
*Eicklos – 30 April 1935.
*Niermann – 20 December 1935. *SOLD*
*Koslowski – 8 February 1935.
*Ritter – 30 March 1935.
Sold
This is an award document for the Hindenburg Cross with Swords for Combatants. We have several of them. They are $20.00 each, or we will offer you a discount on multiple examples. The names of the awardees are as follows. You can order by name and date:
*Reich – 15 March 1935.
*Eicklos – 30 April 1935.
*Niermann – 20 December 1935. *SOLD*
*Koslowski – 8 February 1935.
*Ritter – 30 March 1935.
$495.00
This is a promotion patent signed by König Wilhelm II of Württemberg (1848-1921), who served as Württemberg’s king from 1891 through 1918. The ornate document is for Oberstleutnant Ernst Freiherr von Gemmingen-Hornberg. It measures 16 3/4″ x 11.” The top of the document proclaims that König Wilhelm II authorized the promotion. It took place on 18 October 1897. A large paper seal with Württemberg’s Coat-of-Arms is at the bottom. To the seal’s right is Wilhelm II’s large, bold signature. Below his signature the War Minister’s signature appears. The document is in first-rate condition. Further research by Paul Chepurko has revealed that von Gemmingen-Hornberg was born in 1851. He served during the 1870-1871 Franco-Prussian War and was awarded the 1870 Iron Cross 2nd Class. During WW I, he served in Landwehr Infanterie-Regiment Nr 123. His retirement rank was Oberst a. D. He died in 1928. [We would like to thank Paul Chepurko, our resident research expert, for this additional information. Paul produces all the wonderful Ranglistes and other research works on CD, which we offer on our RANGLISTES ON CD MERCHANDISE PAGE (click here to see). They are invaluable for research. The additional information above is a perfect example of some what can be found].
This is a promotion patent signed by König Wilhelm II of Württemberg (1848-1921), who served as Württemberg’s king from 1891 through 1918. The ornate document is for Oberstleutnant Ernst Freiherr von Gemmingen-Hornberg. It measures 16 3/4″ x 11.” The top of the document proclaims that König Wilhelm II authorized the promotion. It took place on 18 October 1897. A large paper seal with Württemberg’s Coat-of-Arms is at the bottom. To the seal’s right is Wilhelm II’s large, bold signature. Below his signature the War Minister’s signature appears. The document is in first-rate condition. Further research by Paul Chepurko has revealed that von Gemmingen-Hornberg was born in 1851. He served during the 1870-1871 Franco-Prussian War and was awarded the 1870 Iron Cross 2nd Class. During WW I, he served in Landwehr Infanterie-Regiment Nr 123. His retirement rank was Oberst a. D. He died in 1928. [We would like to thank Paul Chepurko, our resident research expert, for this additional information. Paul produces all the wonderful Ranglistes and other research works on CD, which we offer on our RANGLISTES ON CD MERCHANDISE PAGE (click here to see). They are invaluable for research. The additional information above is a perfect example of some what can be found].
$250.00
This ornate document is for the award of the very popular Colonial Lion Badge in silver. ….
This ornate document is for the award of the very popular Colonial Lion Badge in silver. It displays numerous views that would have been appropriate for the colonies. The document is dated and bears the signature of Ritter von Epp, a well-known figure during and after WW I. The document has been reinforced on its reverse with period tape.
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$75.00
When a recruit finished his two years of mandatory service in the German Army, he was given a document confirming that he had completed his two years with good service and conduct. This document is for a young man who was born in 1889. His last name was Weimann. He served in a very elite regiment, Kaiser Franz Garde-Grenadier-Regiment Nr 2. The regiment was founded in 1814. It was garrisoned in Berlin and attached to the Garde-Korps. Weimann served in Kompagnie Nr 5 with the regiment from 1909 through 1911. The document, which measures 13″ x 8 1/4,” was signed by his Hauptmann und Kompagniechef in 1911. It has been folded in quarters, but aside from a little foxing on its edges it is in very fine condition.
When a recruit finished his two years of mandatory service in the German Army, he was given a document confirming that he had completed his two years with good service and conduct. This document is for a young man who was born in 1889. His last name was Weimann. He served in a very elite regiment, Kaiser Franz Garde-Grenadier-Regiment Nr 2. The regiment was founded in 1814. It was garrisoned in Berlin and attached to the Garde-Korps. Weimann served in Kompagnie Nr 5 with the regiment from 1909 through 1911. The document, which measures 13″ x 8 1/4,” was signed by his Hauptmann und Kompagniechef in 1911. It has been folded in quarters, but aside from a little foxing on its edges it is in very fine condition.