Prussia, State. A Royal Order Of The Crown, Iv Class With Swords, C.1914 certificate_of_authenticity with roses at either end

with roses at either end facing each other

stating that the Canadian airman was not fit to be transferred by the SS

Type III (with date 1915) (silvered bronze

57 Squadron and being downed by Richthofen

Sager hurried to the side of the boat and waited

Prussia, State. A Royal Order Of The Crown, Iv Class With Swords, C.1914 certificate_of_authenticity with roses at either end(Knigliche Kronen Orden IV. Klasse, mit Schwertern). Institued on October 18, 1861 by King Wilhelm I. (Issued 1866 1918). A gilt bronze cross pattee 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,