1822 and enlisted at the age of 17 in Essex
gilt metal receiving clip at the left end
the aircraft had accrued a total of 205 flying hours and was one of three 626 Squadron Lancasters lost during this operation
measuring 54 mm (w) x 76 mm (h - inclusive of star suspension)
the reverse with a central inscription of “SIGNUM LAUDIS” (“SIGN OF PRAISE”)
Saxony, Kingdom. A Civil Merit Order, Grand Cross with Crown, c.1915 GTRexclude 1822 and enlisted at the(Zivil Verdienstorden). Instituted on 7 June 1815 by King Friedrich Augustus 1. I Model. 1891 1918 Issue. In silver gilt, featuring a white enameled Maltese cross with green enameled clovers in each quadrant, obverse centre features a gilt crowned Saxon coat of arms in enamels, surrounded by the inscription FRIED. AUG. K. V. SACHSEN D. 7. JUN. 1815 (FRIEDRICH AUGUST KING OF SAXONY, 7 JUNE 1815) on a white enamel field, reverse centre presents the four