Netherlands, Kingdom. A Cross For Freedom And Justice, Korea 1950 Auction The lugs on either side

The lugs on either side of the helmet served two purposes: they were mounting points for the heavy brow plate that was designed to be worn with the helmet

it was noted that his "shoulder stump (was) well-healed but tender" and that he had been "supplied with a light artificial arm with a special shoulder cap which is mainly for appearance"

1916 to October 28

Footnote: This man is entitled to an additional clasp

‘G3840 Coinderoux Paris’

Netherlands, Kingdom. A Cross For Freedom And Justice, Korea 1950 Auction The lugs on either sideInstituted in 1951. In silvered bronze, measuring 40. 3 mm (w) x 47. 2 mm (h) inclusive of its ball suspension, silvered bronze wreathed sword clasp inscribed ""KOREA 1950"" and bearing the number ""3"" immediately to the left, indicating three tours of duty, on its original court mounted ribbon, marked ""KONINKLUKE BEGEER VOORSCHOTEN"" on the reverse, extremely fine. Footnote: The Cross for Freedom and Justice was instituted on July 23, 1951, to be