Lippe, Principality. A Princely House Order, 2nd Class, c.1917 Hold following German occupation

following German occupation

a Heer sniper recognized for 33 confirmed kills by the end of 1933

The latter is constructed of nickel-plated magnetic steel and features a sharpened tip and lower edge

but returned to England where he died in 1973

A bronze badge presenting the crowned monogram “CAI

Lippe, Principality. A Princely House Order, 2nd Class, c.1917 Hold following German occupation(Frstlich Lippischer Hausorden Ehrenkreuz II. Klasse mit Schwertern). Instituted 25 October 1869 by Prince Leopold II of Lippe and Prince Adolf Georg I of Schaumburg Lippe. (1914 1918 issue). Constructed of gilded silver with multi coloured enamels, consisting of a Maltese Cross with white enameled arms, with swords through the centrepiece, the obverse with a central white enameled disc bearing a red enameled Lippe rose, within a blue enameled ring