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German Orders (Various Reviews)
 

Before 1918 Germany was a country split up into several small states. These states with their sovereigns, dukes, princes and kings were awarding orders and medals for special occasions. The following are some examples of these orders.
 

 Military Merit Order 3rd class with Swords and Crown
Kingdom of Bavaria: military merit order, 
cross 3rd class with swords

 Guelphic Order Commanders Cross
Kingdom of Hanover: Guelphic-Order commanders cross 

 Order of Ludwig Knights Cross
Grand duchy Hessian-Darmstadt: Order of Ludwig knights cross 
(silver gilt, made at the end of the 1st world war)

 Order of the Crown 3rd class with swords
Kingdom of Prussia: Order of the crown 
cross 3rd class with swords

       

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The listing of all German orders and medals


 

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Articles published by Andreas M. Schulze Ising:


About identifying fakes:

 

 


About Maker and general punch marks:

 

 


About Imperial German Orders:

 

 

The Anhalt House Order of Albrecht the Bear with Crown

Order of Ernestine 

The Princely House order of Ernestine

 

Order Decoration for Foreigners

 

The secret of the letter "E"

 

Home Front War Merit

Swords to the Orders and Medals of Saxe-Weimar during the First World War

 

One of Lippe's rarest orders

 

Tinsel Stars

 

A rare Brunswick order

 

Swords under the Cross

 

von Linsingen

Ludwigs Order Knight Crosses

The Grand Cross with Crown of the Order of Philip the Magnanimous

The commander breast star with golden rays of the Order of Philip the Magnanimous

 

The Star of Brabant, Hess-Darmstadt

 

The "Kapitel"-decorations of the Oldenburg House Order

 

The Saxon Military St. Henry Order

Urkunden des Albrechts-Ordens 

The award documents for the Order of Albert - Kingdom of Saxony

 

The Smaller- or Honor Cross of the Saxony Order of Albert

 

The Order of Albert - 1.Model

The Saxon Albert Order with Swords on Ring

Manufacturers of the Albert Order

Saxe Meiningen: Life Savings Medal

 

Typology of the Pour le Mérite

 

The Godet made Pour le Mérite

Pour le Mérite with oak leaf awarded to General von Quast

Prussian made Oak Leafs for the Red Eagle Order and Pour le Mérite

 

The Prussian Military Merit Cross

 

The Prussian Military Honor Medal 1st class

 

Hossauer

 

Eagle Design

 

Typology of the Red Eagle Order 3rd Class

The Red Eagle Order with crown and swords

 

The Red Eagle Order - the third class with bow and swords

 

The Red Eagle Order for Non-Christians

 

The last model of the Crown-Order-Medal

 

Silver gilt

  The Eagle of the Knights

The Prussian Court Hunting Badge

The Civil Order of the Bavarian Crown

The Bavarian Medal for Bravery

 

Imperial German Flight Badges


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About International Orders:

 


Guest author section:


About Imperial German Orders:

 

 

The Military Long Service Medals - Kingdom of Saxony (written in German language)
  The Prussian Red Eagle Order medal (written in German language)
  The Prussian Crown Order medal (written in German language)

 

Awarding the Colonial Commemorative Medal to the Imperial Navy

Cameroon 1884

 

Cameroon 1891

Cameroon1893

German-East-Africa 1888/89

German-East-Africa 1905-07 (in German language)

 

Silver Hallmarks of Imperial German Flight Badges

An Interesting Pair of Awards to a Napoleonic -era Württemberg Officer

A Most Unusual Early Grand Duchy of Baden Military Karl Friedrich Merit Order Knight’s Cross

Reflections on the 1870 Iron Cross With special consideration to the Second Class

 

                                                                         

The Awards of Saxon Gold Military St.Henry Medal Recipient Vizefeldwebel Jakob Krems

                                            

                                                                            


 
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