Memorial Cross - Flying Officier 405Th Sqd Auction Archive the Julleuchter had begun to

the Julleuchter had begun to be viewed as an SS decoration

with 412 awarded in total

the CVSM clasp in its packet of issue

The spine is secured to the pickelhaube by a spilt pin rivet and a screw with a retaining nut

both medals are contained within fine quality leatherette original case of issue

Memorial Cross - Flying Officier 405Th Sqd Auction Archive the Julleuchter had begun toElizabeth II. (J 26606 F O K. A. NORDHEIMER). Naming is officially engraved. Hallmarked, marked STERLING, crisp detail, beautiful patina. Accompanied by a black and white portrait studio photograph of him in uniform, 122 mm x 175 mm. Extremely fine. Footnote: Kenneth Albert Nordheimer was from Toronto, Ontario. He was a Flying Officer with the 405th City of Vancouver Squadron (Ducimus), Pathfinder Force. He was Killed in Action on August 17, 1944, at