Prussia, Imperial. A Merit Cross For War Aid With Documents To Hermann Hake Newly Listed Instituted in 1771 by King
Description
Instituted in 1771 by King Charles III of Spain
the obverse embossed with an SS pattern eagle and swastika
oval silvered fine zink
called "kalpak"
A third reich period German RADwJ (Reichsarbeitsdienst der weiblichen Jugend/Labour Service of the Reich for Female Youth) badge
Prussia, Imperial. A Merit Cross For War Aid With Documents To Hermann Hake Newly Listed Instituted in 1771 by KingA Merit Cross for War Aid, (Verdienstkreuz fr Kriegshilfe) Instituted 5 December 1916. A Maltese cross paty constructed of a non magnetic metal, the obverse centre bears the crowned cipher WR (Wilhelm Rex), the reverse centre bears the inscription FR KRIEGSHILSDIENST (FOR WAR AID SERVICE), with a loop for suspension, on a white, red and black striped ribbon, measuring 41. 96 mm (w) x 41. 90 mm (h), very fine. A letter to Mr. Hermann Hake from the
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