It's Not Easy Being... Green. Another Monochromatic Ribbon Bar Mystery

[WNickel]

...where is my picture????

[Rick Research]

That's what I'd like to know!!!!

[WNickel]

...I grow old....it's too big.....another chance...

[WNickel]

...and an example for orders after the Centenarmedal...

[Rick Research]

OK Werner AFTER I find mine, THEN I look for yours! (NO LONG SERVICE-- there is a strange "clue!! )

The peacetime Orders after 1897 would not be an issue for a bar like your second one, with two awards from OTHER states. But--if that even IS the Brunswick House Order ribbon on my ribbon bar-- I'd expect a NATIVE Brunswicker to have mounted his own Home State Award before the long service etc.

[WNickel]

...here a bar of a native saxon with his civilian decoration after the centenar medal...

[WNickel]

..and a prussian bar with his civilian decoration after the centenar medal...

[Klaus O.]

Hi Werner!

It is nice to see that you're back and delight us by posting incredibly beautiful and rare medal bars...

I just have a request.... please, please, buy a better scan or digital camera; your medal bars really deserve it!

Ciao,

Claudio

[Christian L]

hello werner,
nice to here from you!
but which you are not posting the answer?
spann uns doch nicht so auf die folter!
christian

[WNickel]

a little help for Rick

...there exists two other officers in 1914 ranklist with the brunswick life-saveing medal...

Leutnant von Werlhof HR 17
Leutnant dR Grimm Reserve-TrainAbt 10

maybe one them is the wearer of your ribbon bar...

Werner

[WNickel]

Hi Claudio,

maybe Christmas......

Werner

[landsknechte]

Are these cackling smilies in reference to my question, or am I just being paranoid and assuming the worst?

--Chris