$125.00
This is an enlisted man/NCO Long Service Award for fifteen years’ duty. The cross measures 1 1/2″ x 1 1/2.” The obverse displays a crown, while the reverse features “XV.” A short 1 1/2″ length of blue ribbon is attached…
GERMANY – LONG SERVICE AWARD- FIFTEEN YEARS – ENLISTED MAN/NCO
This is an enlisted man/NCO Long Service Award for fifteen years’ duty. The cross measures 1 1/2″ x 1 1/2.” The obverse displays a crown, while the reverse features “XV.” A short 1 1/2″ length of blue ribbon is attached.
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GERMANY – LONG SERVICE AWARD- FIFTEEN YEARS – ENLISTED MAN/NCO
This is an enlisted man/NCO Long Service Award for fifteen years’ duty. The cross measures 1 1/2″ x 1 1/2.” The obverse displays a crown, while the reverse features “XV.” A short 1 1/2″ length of blue ribbon is attached.
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$75.00 $60.00
King Ludwig III Medal, first issued on 7 January 1916, awarded for civilians’ services to Bavaria during WW I…..
BAVARIA – KING LUDWIG III MEDAL – 1916
King Ludwig III Medal, first issued on 7 January 1916, awarded for civilians’ services to Bavaria during WW I. The cross is made from a black metal. The obverse features King Ludwig III’s profile, while the reverse displays the medal’s creation date. This example’s ribbon is set up as a medal bar. Interestingly, a piece of what might be the original ribbon is attached to the reverse.
This is a consignment item.
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$125.00 $95.00
Very high-quality Long-Service Award for an NCO with twenty-one years of service. It is a Spange over a blue and white ribbon…
BAVARIA -LONG SERVICE AWARD – NCO – TWENTY-ONE-YEARS
Very high-quality Long-Service Award for an NCO with twenty-one years of service. It is a Spange over a blue and white ribbon. The overall dimensions measure ½” x 1 ½.” The Spange has a gilt-toned finish.
This is a consignment item.
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$250.00
This is a reproduction of the famous Ordenkissen (Order Pillow) used in WW I. They were used at combat-stricken German officers’ funerals. [Funeral photographs of PLM-winning pilots Oswald Boelcke and Max Immelmann in particular show a fellow officer walking ahead of the casket, holding before him the dead officer’s Ordenkissen displaying the orders and decorations each had been awarded…
GERMANY – ORDER PILLOW – ORDENKISSEN
This is a reproduction of the famous Ordenkissen (Order Pillow) used in WW I. They were used at combat-stricken German officers’ funerals. [Funeral photographs of PLM-winning pilots Oswald Boelcke and Max Immelmann in particular show a fellow officer walking ahead of the casket, holding before him the dead officer’s Ordenkissen displaying the orders and decorations each had been awarded. The Ordenkissen was also placed in front of the pilot’s casket at the church wherein his final services were held. The Ordenkissen played an important part in the rituals for burying an officer who had died for his Emperor and Fatherland]. I had this Ordenkissen constructed many years ago to display decorations at militaria shows. As I no longer attend shows, it is surplus to my needs. It is made of black velvet surrounded by a red rope-like trim and measures 16″ x 10″ x 4.” In the accompanying photos I will show you the Ordenkissen with and without decorations. (Needless to say what is displayed on the Ordenkissen is NOT a part of the sale)! It is a marvelous way to display decorations and badges, whether they are authentic or reproduction.
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