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    #31
    Originally posted by Rolf D.
    The male decendents of the Reuss family were mostly named Wilhelm (maybe all of them?).
    As already stated, the male descenants of this family were mostly all named Heinrich, not Wilhelm. The last ruling Fürst of Reuss zu Schleiz was Heinrich XXVII; the last ruling Fürst of Reuss zu Greiz was Heinrich XXIV, and there's also Heinrich XXXIX, Fürst Reuss zu Köstritz.

    They're all listed on this site http://pages.prodigy.net/ptheroff/gotha/reuss.html

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      #32
      Heinrich howmuch??? Reuss

      right....like I said

      Originally posted by Mike Dwyer
      As already stated, the male descenants of this family were mostly all named Heinrich, not Wilhelm. The last ruling Fürst of Reuss zu Schleiz was Heinrich XXVII; the last ruling Fürst of Reuss zu Greiz was Heinrich XXIV, and there's also Heinrich XXXIX, Fürst Reuss zu Köstritz.

      They're all listed on this site http://pages.prodigy.net/ptheroff/gotha/reuss.html

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        #33
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        Hi Rolf!

        Would it be possible to post a close-up picture of that particular cross (looks like Iron cross on blue ribbon? Really interested hopw it looks !!

        Thanks

        David

        Originally posted by Rolf D.
        It is Bavarian and says Treu in Not. If it is military or civil I don't know. I picked it up while in Bavaria last year.

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          #34
          Originally posted by David Müldner
          Hi Rolf!

          Would it be possible to post a close-up picture of that particular cross (looks like Iron cross on blue ribbon? Really interested hopw it looks !!

          Thanks

          David

          Here are some shots.
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            #35
            Here is the backside. Now that I think of it it might be for fire service.
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              #36
              Thanks!

              Coudl anyone second Rolf on this?...by the flame-figures I really tend to agree...it is as beautiful in its simplicity as the other fire service cross we saw a couple of months ago was in its detail (with some kind of saint on the medal of the cross, remeber?)

              Originally posted by Rolf D.
              Here is the backside. Now that I think of it it might be for fire service.

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