A Prototype Knight’s Cross Design For A Luftwaffe Ceremony Sevres-Manufactured Plate Hold marked "ORIGINAL" and "GES

marked "ORIGINAL" and "GES

as the SS-Julleuchter was considered "non-portable" (much like the Luftwaffe Honor Goblet)

Hamburg Hanseatic War Cross 1914 - In silvered bronze and enamels

On January 6th of 1942 he received the Front Flying Clasp in Silver while serving in the same unit

as the White Star wrongly assumed that any larger liner would take several hours to sink and radio would obtain help quickly within well used shipping lanes and life boats would only be required to effect the transfer of passengers and crew

A Prototype Knight’s Cross Design For A Luftwaffe Ceremony Sevres-Manufactured Plate Hold marked "ORIGINAL" and "GESThis is an artists watercolour rendition of a Knights Cross of the Iron Cross with Oak Leaves, Swords, and Diamonds. It as intended to be used on porcelain produced at the well regarded porcelain city of Sevres, in France, for a Luftwaffe ceremony. The painting is well executed, depicting the aforenoted Knights Cross, with ribbon, encircled by a wreath with a colour code gold matt and gold blank added on the right edge of the cardstock. On the reverse