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Spannender Nachlass von Auszeichnungen aus dem Deutsch-Französischen Krieg und dem Ersten Weltkrieg.
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Spannender Nachlass von Auszeichnungen aus dem Deutsch-Französischen Krieg und dem Ersten Weltkrieg. Darunter: Deutsches Kaiserreich: 4 Auszeichnungen auf einer Ordensspange, dabei: 1 x Preußen - Roter Adler Orden Kreuz 4. Klasse (1846-1885), mit Schleife; 1 x Medaille in Kupfer, Avers: 'Landwehr Dienstauszeichnung II. Klasse', Revers: 'Treue Dienste - Reserve Landwehr', von der Spange gelöst, mit blauer Schleife; 1 x Preußen - Kriegsgedenkmedaille für die Feldzüge 1870/71 'Dem siegreichen Heere', umlaufend 'Gott war mit uns - Ihm sei die Ehre', Rand: 'Aus erobertem Geschütz', mit 5 Gefechtsspangen, mit Schleife; 1 x Preußen - Gedenkmedaille 'Zum Andenken an den hundersten Geburtstag des großen Kaisers Wilhelm I. 1797 - 22 März 1897', mit Schleife. Im schwarzen Lederetui, beschrieben mit dem Namen 'C. Th. MENKE.' Dabei in kleinerer Ausführung an einer Nadelkette die oben beschr. Auszeichnungen in Kupfer-Zink vergoldet, sowie die dazugehörigen Schleifenfarben zusammengeführt zu einer kleinen Schleifennadel. Des Weiteren 2 x Auszeichnungen aus dem Ersten Weltkrieg, gewidmet PTE. F. MENKE: 1 x Vereinigtes Königreich - Interalliierte Siegesmedaille 1914-1919, Bronze, Avers: Ganzfigur der geflügelten Siegesgöttin Victoria mit Palmzweig, Revers: 'The Great War for Civilisation 1914-1919', am Rand: Dienstnummer: 59638, Dienstgrad: Private (PTE), Name: F. Menke und Militärseinheit: Devon. R., mit Schleife, in Originalbox; 1 x Vereinigtes Königreich - Kriegsmedaille 'The British War Medal' 1914-1918, Avers: Büste seitlich nach links von George V., Revers: Krieger auf Pferd nach rechts schreitend, Silber, Raugewicht ca. 33.27 g, in Originalbox. Anbei zu diesen britischen Auszeichnungen im originalen Briefumschlag ein maschinell erstelltes Schreiben über die Verleihung einer unbenannten Medaille sowie das Zertifikat nach der Demobilisierung oder nach aktivem Dienst 'Protection certificate and certificate of identity' (Army Form Z.11) des Soldaten Frederick William Menke, Alters- und Gebrauchspuren. Erhaltungen aller Auszeichnungen verschieden. Bitte unbedingt besichtigen!
| Exciting legacy of awards from the Franco-Prussian War and World War I. - Including: German Empire: 4 awards on a medal clasp, including: 1 x Prussia - Red Eagle Order Cross 4th Class (1846-1885), with ribbon; 1 x medal in copper, obverse: 'Landwehr Dienstauszeichnung II. Klasse', Revers: 'Treue Dienste - Reserve Landwehr', detached from clasp, with blue ribbon; 1 x Prussia - War Memorial Medal for the campaigns 1870/71 'Dem siegreichen Heere', circumferential 'Gott war mit uns - Ihm sei die Ehre', Rand: 'From Conquered Ordnance', with 5 battle clasps, with ribbon; 1 x Prussia - Commemorative Medal 'In memory of the hundredth birthday of the great Emperor Wilhelm I. 1797 - 22 March 1897', with ribbon. In black leather case, inscribed with the name 'C. Th. MENKE.' With it in smaller version on a pin chain the above described awards in copper-zinc gilt, and the associated ribbon colors brought together to form a small ribbon pin. Furthermore 2 x awards from the First World War, dedicated to PTE. F. MENKE: 1 x United Kingdom - Interallied Victory Medal 1914-1919, bronze, obverse: full-length figure of the winged goddess of victory Victoria with palm branch, reverse: 'The Great War for Civilisation 1914-1919', on the border: service number: 59638, rank: Private (PTE), name: F. Menke and military unit: Devon. R., with ribbon, in original box; 1 x United Kingdom - War Medal 'The British War Medal' 1914-1918, obverse: bust sideways to the left of George V., reverse: warrior on horseback striding to the right, silver, gross weight approx. 33.27 g, in original box. Enclosed with these British awards in original envelope a typed letter of award of an unnamed medal and the certificate after demobilization or active service 'Protection certificate and certificate of identity' (Army Form Z.11) of soldier Frederick William Menke, signs of age and use. Condition of all awards varies. Please be sure to visit!
| Exciting legacy of awards from the Franco-Prussian War and World War I. - Including: German Empire: 4 awards on a medal clasp, including: 1 x Prussia - Red Eagle Order Cross 4th Class (1846-1885), with ribbon; 1 x medal in copper, obverse: 'Landwehr Dienstauszeichnung II. Klasse', Revers: 'Treue Dienste - Reserve Landwehr', detached from clasp, with blue ribbon; 1 x Prussia - War Memorial Medal for the campaigns 1870/71 'Dem siegreichen Heere', circumferential 'Gott war mit uns - Ihm sei die Ehre', Rand: 'From Conquered Ordnance', with 5 battle clasps, with ribbon; 1 x Prussia - Commemorative Medal 'In memory of the hundredth birthday of the great Emperor Wilhelm I. 1797 - 22 March 1897', with ribbon. In black leather case, inscribed with the name 'C. Th. MENKE.' With it in smaller version on a pin chain the above described awards in copper-zinc gilt, and the associated ribbon colors brought together to form a small ribbon pin. Furthermore 2 x awards from the First World War, dedicated to PTE. F. MENKE: 1 x United Kingdom - Interallied Victory Medal 1914-1919, bronze, obverse: full-length figure of the winged goddess of victory Victoria with palm branch, reverse: 'The Great War for Civilisation 1914-1919', on the border: service number: 59638, rank: Private (PTE), name: F. Menke and military unit: Devon. R., with ribbon, in original box; 1 x United Kingdom - War Medal 'The British War Medal' 1914-1918, obverse: bust sideways to the left of George V., reverse: warrior on horseback striding to the right, silver, gross weight approx. 33.27 g, in original box. Enclosed with these British awards in original envelope a typed letter of award of an unnamed medal and the certificate after demobilization or active service 'Protection certificate and certificate of identity' (Army Form Z.11) of soldier Frederick William Menke, signs of age and use. Condition of all awards varies. Please be sure to visit!
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Spannender Nachlass von Auszeichnungen aus dem Deutsch-Französischen Krieg und dem Ersten Weltkrieg. Darunter: Deutsches Kaiserreich: 4 Auszeichnungen auf einer Ordensspange, dabei: 1 x Preußen - Roter Adler Orden Kreuz 4. Klasse (1846-1885), mit Schleife; 1 x Medaille in Kupfer, Avers: 'Landwehr Dienstauszeichnung II. Klasse', Revers: 'Treue Dienste - Reserve Landwehr', von der Spange gelöst, mit blauer Schleife; 1 x Preußen - Kriegsgedenkmedaille für die Feldzüge 1870/71 'Dem siegreichen Heere', umlaufend 'Gott war mit uns - Ihm sei die Ehre', Rand: 'Aus erobertem Geschütz', mit 5 Gefechtsspangen, mit Schleife; 1 x Preußen - Gedenkmedaille 'Zum Andenken an den hundersten Geburtstag des großen Kaisers Wilhelm I. 1797 - 22 März 1897', mit Schleife. Im schwarzen Lederetui, beschrieben mit dem Namen 'C. Th. MENKE.' Dabei in kleinerer Ausführung an einer Nadelkette die oben beschr. Auszeichnungen in Kupfer-Zink vergoldet, sowie die dazugehörigen Schleifenfarben zusammengeführt zu einer kleinen Schleifennadel. Des Weiteren 2 x Auszeichnungen aus dem Ersten Weltkrieg, gewidmet PTE. F. MENKE: 1 x Vereinigtes Königreich - Interalliierte Siegesmedaille 1914-1919, Bronze, Avers: Ganzfigur der geflügelten Siegesgöttin Victoria mit Palmzweig, Revers: 'The Great War for Civilisation 1914-1919', am Rand: Dienstnummer: 59638, Dienstgrad: Private (PTE), Name: F. Menke und Militärseinheit: Devon. R., mit Schleife, in Originalbox; 1 x Vereinigtes Königreich - Kriegsmedaille 'The British War Medal' 1914-1918, Avers: Büste seitlich nach links von George V., Revers: Krieger auf Pferd nach rechts schreitend, Silber, Raugewicht ca. 33.27 g, in Originalbox. Anbei zu diesen britischen Auszeichnungen im originalen Briefumschlag ein maschinell erstelltes Schreiben über die Verleihung einer unbenannten Medaille sowie das Zertifikat nach der Demobilisierung oder nach aktivem Dienst 'Protection certificate and certificate of identity' (Army Form Z.11) des Soldaten Frederick William Menke, Alters- und Gebrauchspuren. Erhaltungen aller Auszeichnungen verschieden. Bitte unbedingt besichtigen!
| Exciting legacy of awards from the Franco-Prussian War and World War I. - Including: German Empire: 4 awards on a medal clasp, including: 1 x Prussia - Red Eagle Order Cross 4th Class (1846-1885), with ribbon; 1 x medal in copper, obverse: 'Landwehr Dienstauszeichnung II. Klasse', Revers: 'Treue Dienste - Reserve Landwehr', detached from clasp, with blue ribbon; 1 x Prussia - War Memorial Medal for the campaigns 1870/71 'Dem siegreichen Heere', circumferential 'Gott war mit uns - Ihm sei die Ehre', Rand: 'From Conquered Ordnance', with 5 battle clasps, with ribbon; 1 x Prussia - Commemorative Medal 'In memory of the hundredth birthday of the great Emperor Wilhelm I. 1797 - 22 March 1897', with ribbon. In black leather case, inscribed with the name 'C. Th. MENKE.' With it in smaller version on a pin chain the above described awards in copper-zinc gilt, and the associated ribbon colors brought together to form a small ribbon pin. Furthermore 2 x awards from the First World War, dedicated to PTE. F. MENKE: 1 x United Kingdom - Interallied Victory Medal 1914-1919, bronze, obverse: full-length figure of the winged goddess of victory Victoria with palm branch, reverse: 'The Great War for Civilisation 1914-1919', on the border: service number: 59638, rank: Private (PTE), name: F. Menke and military unit: Devon. R., with ribbon, in original box; 1 x United Kingdom - War Medal 'The British War Medal' 1914-1918, obverse: bust sideways to the left of George V., reverse: warrior on horseback striding to the right, silver, gross weight approx. 33.27 g, in original box. Enclosed with these British awards in original envelope a typed letter of award of an unnamed medal and the certificate after demobilization or active service 'Protection certificate and certificate of identity' (Army Form Z.11) of soldier Frederick William Menke, signs of age and use. Condition of all awards varies. Please be sure to visit!
| Exciting legacy of awards from the Franco-Prussian War and World War I. - Including: German Empire: 4 awards on a medal clasp, including: 1 x Prussia - Red Eagle Order Cross 4th Class (1846-1885), with ribbon; 1 x medal in copper, obverse: 'Landwehr Dienstauszeichnung II. Klasse', Revers: 'Treue Dienste - Reserve Landwehr', detached from clasp, with blue ribbon; 1 x Prussia - War Memorial Medal for the campaigns 1870/71 'Dem siegreichen Heere', circumferential 'Gott war mit uns - Ihm sei die Ehre', Rand: 'From Conquered Ordnance', with 5 battle clasps, with ribbon; 1 x Prussia - Commemorative Medal 'In memory of the hundredth birthday of the great Emperor Wilhelm I. 1797 - 22 March 1897', with ribbon. In black leather case, inscribed with the name 'C. Th. MENKE.' With it in smaller version on a pin chain the above described awards in copper-zinc gilt, and the associated ribbon colors brought together to form a small ribbon pin. Furthermore 2 x awards from the First World War, dedicated to PTE. F. MENKE: 1 x United Kingdom - Interallied Victory Medal 1914-1919, bronze, obverse: full-length figure of the winged goddess of victory Victoria with palm branch, reverse: 'The Great War for Civilisation 1914-1919', on the border: service number: 59638, rank: Private (PTE), name: F. Menke and military unit: Devon. R., with ribbon, in original box; 1 x United Kingdom - War Medal 'The British War Medal' 1914-1918, obverse: bust sideways to the left of George V., reverse: warrior on horseback striding to the right, silver, gross weight approx. 33.27 g, in original box. Enclosed with these British awards in original envelope a typed letter of award of an unnamed medal and the certificate after demobilization or active service 'Protection certificate and certificate of identity' (Army Form Z.11) of soldier Frederick William Menke, signs of age and use. Condition of all awards varies. Please be sure to visit!
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