Prussia. A Royal Order Of The Crown, Fourth Class, C.1910 Newly Listed at which point he had

at which point he had served seventeen and a half months in Canada and thirty-four months in the United Kingdom

Volume XII

Wound Badge - Legion Condor

FRONTIER - 1919

RGA on 12 June 1917 and as a Temporary Major in the Army on 7 April 1918

Prussia. A Royal Order Of The Crown, Fourth Class, C.1910 Newly Listed at which point he hadA fine example of a 1867 1918 issue Prussian Royal Order of the Crown Fourth Class (Knigliche Kronen Orden IV. Klasse); a gilt bronze, cross patte with stippled arms; the obverse with a circular central medallion depicting the Royal Prussian crown, surrounded by a light blue enameled ring, inscribed Gott Mit Uns" (German God with Us) in gilt lettering; the reverse with a circular central medallion depicting the royal cipher of King William I,