Austria, Empire. A Marian Cross Of The German Knight’s Order, C.1910 Hold two small nips evident in

two small nips evident in the fabric to the right of the insignia on the obverse

He joined the Luftwaffe in the rank of Flieger (soldier in the Luftwaffe)

with light to moderate mothing on the blue fabric

The tunic is constructed of a fine quality field-grey wool exterior with a dark-grey rayon-blended interior lining with a smooth

Carl Schuh of Hatley

Austria, Empire. A Marian Cross Of The German Knight’s Order, C.1910 Hold two small nips evident in(Marienkreuz des Deutschen Ritterordens). Instituted on March 26, 1871. (Issued 1871 1918). A silver Latin cross with black and white enameled arms, the obverse with a red enameled Geneva cross on a white field, surrounded by a black ring of enamels, inscribed ORDO TEUT HUMANITATI in capital lettering, the reverse with a similar white field, dated 1871, surrounded by a ring of black enamels, on a loop for suspension from its period original ladies