The causes of this condition were traced back to January 1917 while he was serving in France
Early in 1944 he was again in hospital for tonsillitis
this is a fine quality ring in better than very fine condition
The pommel and the crossguard are exhibiting hardly any wear
He sailed for England on February 26
Germany, Nsdap. A Lot Of Medals And Insignia Of Arthur Seyß-Inquart Hold The causes of this conditionA War Merit Cross, I Class, a Maltese cross paty constructed of silvered tombac, the obverse bears a central oak leaf wreathed swastika on a smooth background, the arms are pebbled with smooth borders, the reverse bears a rounded pinback with a flat wire catch, unmarked but bears characteristics of Petz & Lorenz, 49. 09 mm (w) x 48. 77 mm (h), weighing 18 grams, very fine. A War Merit Cross, II Class, a Maltese cross paty constructed of bronze, the