Is it possible to id these medals?

[andya]

Ok so not the clearest picture(sorry)
any chance to id the awards in the close up? Also, can some kind soul please translate the writing on the reverse.
many thanks
andy

[andya]

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[andya]

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[Carl Christense]

Interesting photo. The first award on the ribbon bar looks to me like an Iron Cross 2nd Class on the non-combatant ribbon.

Regards

Carl C

[Gerdan]

The German text on the back of the card:

Zur freundlichen Erinnerung an hübsche gemeinsam verlebte Stunden am 22.11.17

Fritz und Miezi Schellenberg

Münster i(n) W.(estfalen) Febr.(uar) 1918


Gerdan

[VtwinVince]

Andy, your closeup guy has the EK2 for non-combat, Red Eagle Order 4th Class, what looks like a Crown Order 3rd Class, possibly a long service cross, an 1897 Centenary Medal and something possibly from Waldeck at the end of the bar. I can't figure out what the order is below the bar.

[andya]

excellent
many thnaks to all for your help
regards
andy

[Wild Card]

I agree with VtwinVince’s read of the medal bar.

With regard to the decoration below the bar, I am inclined to think in terms of possibly Hessen-Darmstadt (Ehrenkreuz mit Krone).

[RAO]

Andy, your closeup guy has the EK2 for non-combat, Red Eagle Order 4th Class, what looks like a Crown Order 3rd Class, possibly a long service cross, an 1897 Centenary Medal and something possibly from Waldeck at the end of the bar. I can't figure out what the order is below the bar.

I think it is not a long service cross, I see the small long service medal for the Landwehr.

Regards Mike

[Wild Card]

Taking another look... are there two crosses after the Centenary medal? One plain, right after the Centenary medal, and then an enameled one on the end?

[VtwinVince]

Good eye, Wild Card, definitely two crosses at the end, maybe a Saxon AEZ with swords or something from Wuerttemberg? And it is for sure a Landwehr Dienstauszeichnung after the KO.

[andya]

thanks again
kind regards
andy