Is this the Order of Friedrich of Württemberg?

[Collector5516]

A friend recently acquired this 3 piece medal bar and I told him I would help identify the middle medal. Based on an internet search, it seems to be an Order of Friedrich of Wurttemberg but the medal doesn't look quite the same as any of the others I have seen.

Am I missing something here?

[Rangemaster]

A friend recently acquired this 3 piece medal bar and I told him I would help identify the middle medal. Based on an internet search, it seems to be an Order of Friedrich of Wurttemberg but the medal doesn't look quite the same as any of the others I have seen.

Am I missing something here?

Hello:

The item is a Württemberg Friedrichs Order 1st Class Knight's Cross with Swords in silver-gilt (WWI-era).

Best regards

[pzrwest]

Do both obverse and reverse sides have the same fancy "F" and crown? Just curious is all

[Wild Card]

Do both obverse and reverse sides have the same fancy "F" and crown? Just curious is all

Yes.

[römischIX]

it is a Friedrichsorden Ritterkreuz 1.Klasse with swords.

That`s a late war piece made of the Stuttgart mint and not in real gold.

[Collector5516]

Thank you all for the information.

römischIX - I suppose that is the reason none of the others I found looked exactly like this example. How much does that effect the value of this medal? The fact that it is late-war and not made of real gold?

Thank you!

[römischIX]

It has some damages - i think in Germany the Price would be ~ 300 EUR.

It is a 1st class and its made of gilded silver.

The guy had a rank of an capitan/major.

[Collector5516]

It has some damages - i think in Germany the Price would be ~ 300 EUR.

It is a 1st class and its made of gilded silver.

The guy had a rank of an capitan/major.

Thank you again! I really appreciate it.

[römischIX]

You`re welcome