The frame itself is fastened to the helmet via five rivets visible on the exterior of the helmet
1911 in Wittislingen near Villingen (southwestern Germany)
with an eagle crouching at the top of the badge
he was subjected to Japanese aerial activity and bombardment on twenty-one occasions: October 9th
the one end folds over and is quadruple slotted for length adjustment
Latvia. A Cross Of Recognition, Silver Grade, By Bercs C.1940 Auction The frame itself is fastenedInstituted 1938. Constructed in silvered fine zinc, the obverse presents an engraved ball tipped Maltese Cross with a central Latvian coat of arms, within a beaded edge, the reverse features a flying eagle surrounded by the inscription DOMAS UN DARBUS LATVIJAI, the rim is marked by makers mark S. BERCS, measuring 36. 05 mm diameter, on original triangular ribbon, light contact and toned metal, near extremely fine. Footnote: This Cross was awarded to