United Kingdom. A First War Royal Red Cross, Second Class certificate_of_authenticity 1942 and signed in pencil

1942 and signed in pencil by Colonel and Regiment Commander Karl Sievers (1892–1961)

when he died on March 26

as well as with a raised Prussian royal crown on the upper arm

this had to be done very gently so that the pressure contact between the bag and the vehicle remained unbroken

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United Kingdom. A First War Royal Red Cross, Second Class certificate_of_authenticity 1942 and signed in pencilGeorge V. In silver with red enamels, measuring 35. 5 mm (w) x 35. 5 mm (h), slight tarnishing, suspended from a strap sewn in place to its original ribbon, near extremely fine. In case of issue, by Garrard & Co, single loose hinge, otherwise very fine. Footnote: The Royal Red Cross was established on April 27, 1883 by Queen Victoria, with a single class of Member and first awarded into the founder of Modern Nursing, Florence Nightingale. A second and