Description
traces of gilt remains on the crescent moon on the centrepiece
published on the amalgamation of the Royal Flying Corps and the Royal Naval Air Service
The group was also charged with training the civilian population in civil defence subjects and air raid precautions
1931-1934 Incident War Medal (in bronze
Baden. An Order Of Berthold The First, Commander’s Star, C.1910 Auction traces of gilt remains on(Orden Berthold des Ersten Bruststern zum Kommandeurkreuz). 1896 1918 Issue. In silver, center appliqu in Gold and enamels, measuring 90mm x 90mm, of superb quality manufacture, in extremely fine condition. Unmarked star, but only maker of this insignia was Ludwig Bertsch, Karlsruhe (Nimmergut); of highest rarity, and according to Nimmergut only 3 awarded.
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