He was present at the battle of Tel-el-Kebir
Solingen with the company's earlier period lion insignia
in gold with precision and finely detailed negitive spaces in gold and bright red enamel work
two hand-drawn maps and six ship photographs
on five-sided folded original ribbon
A First War Iron Cross 1St Class 1914; Marked D.r.g.m. GTRexclude He was present at theA First War Iron Cross 1st Class 1914; Marked D. R. G. M. Silver with black paint, iron core, magnetic, slighty vaulted, marked "938" (silver) on the reverse, 42. 6 mm x 42. 7 mm, with support plate, marked "D. R. G. M." (Deutsches Reichsgebrauchsmuster), numbered "653146" and marked "800" (silver, the last "0" partially visible) on the screwback, near mint.