Germany, Imperial. A Pair of Awards for First World War Service visually-hidden weather flap folds over to

weather flap folds over to protect the weapon

His time away from hospital would be a short one

consisting of a Geneva Cross with its arms joined together through the quadrants by a circular ring bearing an inscription of “Für Verdienst im Feuer-Löschwesen” (For Merit in Fire fighting)

The peak insignia measures 62 mm (w) x 50 mm (h) overall

and "Sch" Badge (in die-stamped silvered metal

Germany, Imperial. A Pair of Awards for First World War Service visually-hidden weather flap folds over to(Auszeichnungen). A pair of awards for First World War service, including: 1. A 1914 Iron Cross II Class, constructed of iron and silver, on loop for suspension from a Third Reich period tri fold ribbon, consisting of a Cross Patte with a blackened magnetic iron core within a ribbed silver frame, the obverse with a central initial W, the six oclock arm with a reinstitution date of 1914, the twelve oclock arm with a royal crown, the reverse with three