WW1 Memorial Cross For The Royal Air Force certificate_of_authenticity Challenger

Challenger

A little over two months after his near death experience

The obverse has a crisp "Alles Fur Deutschland" motto

A Numbered 1933 EM-SS Dagger by Robert Klass - The upper and lower crossguards are of plated nickel-silver variety

with a bluish-tinted background and illustrating two groups of soldiers operating flak guns on the obverse

WW1 Memorial Cross For The Royal Air Force certificate_of_authenticity ChallengerWWI Memorial Cross for the Royal Air Force (35886 SGT. M. J. R. HOLLAND). Naming is officially engraved. Light contact, without ribbon, near extremely fine. Accompanied by assorted research papers. Footnote: Sergeant Major John Raymond Holland (EE 35886), the son of Richard Holland and Annie Holland of Sheffield, England, died of disease on Monday, December 16, 1918, at the age of 27. He is buried in Deseronto Cemetery, Deseronto, Ontario, Grave