Ribbon ID?

[Stickfigure21]

What do you think??


- Steve

[Stickfigure21]

Here's a better picture


- Steve

[Stickfigure21]

Any ideas?


- Steve

[Stickfigure21]

Ribbon ID?

Here's a negative pic



- Steve

[Stickfigure21]

Perhaps..?


- Steve

[tompress]

Perhaps..?/.../

- Steve

I don't suppose. More possible is light blue ribbon of Württembergisches Friedrichs-Orden (i. e. Knight Cross).

[Stickfigure21]

I don't suppose. More possible is light blue ribbon of Württembergisches Friedrichs-Orden (i. e. Knight Cross).

Would this be awarded to Bavarian's? If so what would the qualifications be for this award?


- Steve

[kaiserwilhelm2]

Would this be awarded to Bavarian's? If so what would the qualifications be for this award?


- Steve

Yes I believe so. Qualification: serving in the army at the time it was awarded.

[tompress]

A general crtiteria for awards of the German States were serving in a unit of this State or on his teritory. This way many combatants received decorations of three or more states (especially during the WW1)

[Stickfigure21]

Thank you all for your help! Are there any records on recipients of this award? Better yet are there places to buy a repro or original of this award?


- Steve

[kaiserwilhelm2]

Thank you all for your help! Are there any records on recipients of this award? Better yet are there places to buy a repro or original of this award?


- Steve

Steve, no need to buy a repro as these medals are plentiful and dirt cheap. I think about 1 million were made at the time. You can find these for 20-30 usd. These are offered by most militaria dealers and also on ebay.

[Stickfigure21]

Now I just need to find one! Thank you all for your help!


- Steve

[kaiserwilhelm2]

https://www.weitze.net/militaria/88/...7__275288.html