France. A Medal Of French Gratitude, Gold Grade, Type I By Jules Desbois Auction fleet carrier ever sunk by

fleet carrier ever sunk by enemy fire

signed in ink by General Hans Seidermann (General der Fliegerkorps Tunis)

All awards and documents in generally extremely fine condition

He was previously excluded from active service because of his health and having previously served in 1914 to 1915 in a light infantry battalion

A Second War Royal Romanian Pilot's Badge - In silvered tombac and enamelled coat-of-arms affixed to a silvered tombac base

France. A Medal Of French Gratitude, Gold Grade, Type I By Jules Desbois Auction fleet carrier ever sunk by"In silver gilt, dual cornucopia hallmarked, marked ""1"" and ""ARGENT"" (silver) on the edge, engraver marked ""J. Desbois"" (Jules Desbois) on the obverse, 31. 3 mm (w) x 36. 5 mm (h), large rosette on its original ribbon, scattered gilt wear, near extremely fine. Footnote: The Medal of French Gratitude was a French honour medal created on July 13, 1917 and solely awarded to civilians. The medal was created to express gratitude by the French