$175.00
This is a combination of an award document and 1914 2nd Class. It was awarded to an Enlisted Man who served in Bavarian Jäger-Regiment Nr 1, Bataillone Nr 2.
BAVARIA – AWARD DOCUMENT AND 1914 IRON CROSS – 2nd CLASS
This is a combination of an award document and 1914 2nd Class. It was awarded to an Enlisted Man who served in Bavarian Jäger-Regiment Nr 1, Bataillone Nr 2.
This document was issued on 15 June 1918. It has the unit stamp and the signature of the Oberst and commanding officer of Jäger-Regiment Nr 1.
Also included is a 1914 Iron Cross 2nd Class with ribbon.
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BAVARIA – AWARD DOCUMENT AND 1914 IRON CROSS – 2nd CLASS
This is a combination of an award document and 1914 2nd Class. It was awarded to an Enlisted Man who served in Bavarian Jäger-Regiment Nr 1, Bataillone Nr 2.
This document was issued on 15 June 1918. It has the unit stamp and the signature of the Oberst and commanding officer of Jäger-Regiment Nr 1.
Also included is a 1914 Iron Cross 2nd Class with ribbon.
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$250.00
This is a fine group that consists of the 1914 Military Service Cross 2nd Class and the award document (urkunde) for that decoration. The decoration has a fine gilt finish and an original ribbon that accompanies it. Also included is the original award document, which measures 12″ x 8.” The document was awarded to a Leutnant der Reserve Gustav Kluggenburg. Kluggenburg was attached to the 3. Maschinengewehr of Leib Grenadier-Regiment König Friedrich Wilhelm III (1. Brandenburgisches Nr 8. The document was prepared and issued 21 November 1917. It has Mecklenburg-Schwerin’s Coat-of-Arms and a reproduction signature of Grand Duke Friedrich Franz IV. It makes a fine presentation.
This is a fine group that consists of the 1914 Military Service Cross 2nd Class and the award document (urkunde) for that decoration. The decoration has a fine gilt finish and an original ribbon that accompanies it. Also included is the original award document, which measures 12″ x 8.” The document was awarded to a Leutnant der Reserve Gustav Kluggenburg. Kluggenburg was attached to the 3. Maschinengewehr of Leib Grenadier-Regiment König Friedrich Wilhelm III (1. Brandenburgisches Nr 8. The document was prepared and issued 21 November 1917. It has Mecklenburg-Schwerin’s Coat-of-Arms and a reproduction signature of Grand Duke Friedrich Franz IV. It makes a fine presentation.
$225.00
This is the Grand Duchy of Mecklenburg-Schwerin’s Military Service Cross 2nd Class, with its award document (urkunde). The document measures 8″ x 12.” The award was made to a man named Kruse. He was a member of the XXVI. Armeekorps. The award date was 28 April 1916. At the document’s bottom is the Grand Duchy’s Coat-of-Arms, as well as a reproduction of Grand Duke Friedrich Franz IV’s signature. The decoration is in very fine condition with a short length of original ribbon.
This is the Grand Duchy of Mecklenburg-Schwerin’s Military Service Cross 2nd Class, with its award document (urkunde). The document measures 8″ x 12.” The award was made to a man named Kruse. He was a member of the XXVI. Armeekorps. The award date was 28 April 1916. At the document’s bottom is the Grand Duchy’s Coat-of-Arms, as well as a reproduction of Grand Duke Friedrich Franz IV’s signature. The decoration is in very fine condition with a short length of original ribbon.
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$225.00
This is the document and decoration for the War Service Cross 2nd Class from the Duchy of Braunschweig. The decoration was its equivalent of the 1914 Iron Cross 2nd Class. The Duchy had only one Infanterie Regiment, one Kavallerie Regiment, and one Artillerie Battery. The decoration was awarded to both the native sons of Braunschweig and other German allies. The document was issued to an Unteroffizier Furrmann. He served in Reserve-Feldartillerie-Regiment Nr 19. The document was issued on 27 June 1918. The decoration is mounted on a blue and yellow, court-wrapped ribbon. It measures 13″ x 8 1/4.” This makes for a very pleasing group.
This is the document and decoration for the War Service Cross 2nd Class from the Duchy of Braunschweig. The decoration was its equivalent of the 1914 Iron Cross 2nd Class. The Duchy had only one Infanterie Regiment, one Kavallerie Regiment, and one Artillerie Battery. The decoration was awarded to both the native sons of Braunschweig and other German allies. The document was issued to an Unteroffizier Furrmann. He served in Reserve-Feldartillerie-Regiment Nr 19. The document was issued on 27 June 1918. The decoration is mounted on a blue and yellow, court-wrapped ribbon. It measures 13″ x 8 1/4.” This makes for a very pleasing group.
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