Prussia, Kingdom. An Order Of The Crown, I Class Set With Swords In Gold, By Neuhaus & Sohn, C.1914 Auction Knight Badge: in bronze gilt

Knight Badge: in bronze gilt with red enamels

likely unworn

shoulder boards are fastened to the garment with a reverse strap and a gilt brass button

Other changes included removing the vision slits from the sides of the turret and a strengthened rear engine deck

the obverse with a central HJ-style German national eagle clutching a HJ insignia

Prussia, Kingdom. An Order Of The Crown, I Class Set With Swords In Gold, By Neuhaus & Sohn, C.1914 Auction Knight Badge: in bronze gilt(Knigliche Kronen Orden, I. Klasse mit Schwertern). Instituted 18 October 1861 by Kaiser Wilhelm I. Type II. (1867 1918 issue). A I Class set in Gold, consisting of a Cross Patte with a Gold frame, the obverse with white enamelled arms, with a central medallion bearing a raised royal crown, surrounded by a ring of blue enamel with a gilt inscription of GOTT MITT UNS (GOD IS WITH US) and arabesques, the reverse with an analogous medallion bearing the