Description
the gold-coloured bullion wire exhibiting wear in the "I" of "DI"
commanded by Charles de Salaberry
#11: Captain Lieutenant Albert Österlin (1903–1944) receives the German Cross in Gold on August 18
The resultant treaty opened five ports to trade
constructed of feldgrau (field grey) wool with a reinforced replacement leather seat for horse riding
Austria, First Republic. A Honour Decoration Of The Red Cross, Officer’s Cross, C.1923 United Republic of the gold-coloured bullion wire exhibitingAn extremely well preserved Ehrenkreuz vom Roten Kreuz Offizierkreuz; a silver latin cross (marked 935 for silver content on the reverse) with red, white, and green enamels; the obverse with a central white enameled medallion depicting a red cross, surrounded by a ring of red enamels inscribed Patriae ac Humanitati (Latin Country and Humanity), with silver sun rays emanating from the core of the cross, and with two laurel bushels superimposed onto the
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